Category: Illustrator

I used a pen tool to trace my own hand with a light brown ink to create this piece. Fill a darker colour with the filling bucket once my hand has been traced properly. Both sides of the banner were copied and transferred by hand. The banner’s typography was bold Sans Serif.

In order to create this piece, I applied geometric forms to create a hand. Geometric tree branches were gathered together after the hand was successfully formed. However, the poster needed to be improved, thus the geometric construction was replaced with a real hand pointing its finger at the audience. A pen tool was used to sketch in the entire hand and tree branches. This poster’s typography was bold Sans-Serif.

This is a reinvented University of Hull symbol logo with geometric forms. The construction’s original symbol was a fire.

To create the triangles in this painting, I utilised a white arrow to ensure that they are authentic to the actual sign. Then I duplicated them and reassembled them into a flower. However, the fire colour palette must be maintained. The pattern tool was pushed and some shapes were repositioned after the flower and petals were completed. The technique was then performed for two more possible modifications.

In order to make this calling card stand out, I interpreted a flower calling my name in black. Tulip will be surrounded by an orange border. So, using a red butterfly with a white outline, the tulip was screaming my name. Outside, the background will be blue, making the flower and butterfly stand out. I used a shape tool in Adobe Illustrator to create rectangles and rhombuses for this card. I used outline and then ungroup to resize each letter for Sans-Serif typography.

References

Britannica, n.d. Tulip (Informative article) [Online] (n.d.)
Available at: https://www.britannica.com/plant/asphodel-plant
[Accessed 14 October 2021].

In order to create this piece, I employed geometric forms to create a note. A pattern was created by putting together a few notes. A pattern was successfully multiplied using a group tool. The banner’s typography was Times New Roman. At the bottom of the banner, the name, time, and small icons of music authority were added.

References

East Riding Music Service, 2021 (Official website) [Online] (n.d.)
Available at: https://www.eastridingmusicserviceonline.co.uk/site/
[Accessed 4 November 2021].

In order to create this piece, I used geometric elements to create a heart. After successfully constructing the heart, it was grouped and replicated to create a big flower. This piece’s typography was handwritten to complement the flower.

References

I LOVE ZERO, 2021. (Official website) [Online] (n.d.)
Available at: https://www.ilovezero.co.uk
[Accessed 28 October 2021].

In order to create this piece, I used geometric elements to create a heart. After successfully constructing the heart, it was grouped and replicated to create a big flower. This piece’s typography was handwritten to complement the flower.

This is an AESTHETICA 2023 cover with unreadable typography and an image. Fares Micue, a self-taught Spanish photographer, took this shot of a woman with floating origami butterflies all around her (Fares Micue, 2021). A distorted Sans Serif typeface was utilised for the cover typography.

A shot from a stock was used to create this piece. The utilising letter symbol then outlined the word “AESTHETICA.” The letters were placed in the column and deformed with a white arrow after hitting ungroup. The letters were then regrouped and made white. The numbers “2023” were likewise twisted in the same way. At the right-hand side edge is a little BAFTA logo.

References

BAFTA, 2021 (Official website) [Online] (n.d.) Available at: https://www.bafta.org [Accessed in 21 October 2021]

Fares Micue, 2021, ITSLIQUID, Featured Artist: Fares Micue. (Hitting the headlines article) [Online] (Updated 02 December 2021)
Available at: https://www.itsliquid.com/featuredartist-faresmicue.html
[Accessed 21 October 2021].

This is an original image Exit Velocity.22 Postcard with scream typography. The original photograph of a Duke Castle on the front of the postcard was taken during my summer vacation in Lithuania. The back of the postcard features a photograph of the Graduate School building with screaming black writing.

Paper was halved and two pictures were imported to create this piece. The typography was handwritten to ensure that the typeface was accurate.

References

Dreamstime, n.d. Scream fonts (Online photo stock ) [Online] (n.d.)
Available at: https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-image-scream-font-my-i-entitled-image38495301
[Accessed in 21 October 2021].