The brochure uses the same theme as the poster except it not only target the children but the parents as well. It's a family guide to 3R. To read the copies please go to here.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
3R BROCHURE
The brochure uses the same theme as the poster except it not only target the children but the parents as well. It's a family guide to 3R. To read the copies please go to here.
3R POSTER SET
It was a challenge to do a set of posters specially targeted at young audience who tends to have very short attention span. The topic 3R : Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is a very serious subject. Colors was used to catch their attention. Words & copies were kept at the minimum and have to be as simple as possible.
3R poster : RECYCLE
3R POSTER: RECYCLE
HL : Collect & send to recycle centre
shl : And make into new thing
Copies : Earth is slowly turning into a big garbage dump and is quickly running out of landfill space. Recycling is the solution. Start today by collecting and separating your waste. Don’t throw away anything that can be recycled. Send to the various recycled centre at your area.
Remember, recycling is a great way to conserve resources - but even better is not to create the waste in the first place.
3r poster : REUSE
3R POSTER: REUSE
HL : Re-use your waste.
shl : Use them again
Copies : Mother earth resources are slowly depleting. Eventually, we will run out of natural resources if we throw away all of our waste. Do your part today by reusing anything at home that can still be used. Do not throw away unneccessaryly, give to charity or have a garage sale. Repair equipment rather than replacing them when broken. Rent or borrow items you don't use very often.
3R poster : REDUCE
3R POSTER: REDUCE
HL : Make less rubbish
shl : Reduce your waste
Copies : Be a hero and save mother earth. Everyone can do their part . Start your day at home by reducing your waste. Switched off electricity when not using to conserve energy. Take shower and not long bath to save water. Buy and use less. Buy local. If everyone were to do their part, then this world will be a better place to live in.
We do not inherit the earth from our fathers but we borrowed it from our children. Be green, be responsible, give them a better future.
3R-POSTER : MAIN
EYETIMATE SERIES - 6
The sixth poster was made for Artes College of Art & Design. The phrase word here was " The process of visual discovery begins with one STEP."
EYETIMATE SERIES - 5
The phase " Seeing is not always believing" has been used so many times over and yet he has stood the test of time. Because no one can positively say that what they are seeing is always REAL.
EYETIMATE SERIES - 4
Inspired by Aristotle, was a Greek philosopher, a student of Plato and a teacher of Alexander the Great. He wrote on many subjects including physics, metaphysics, poetry, theater, music, logoc, rhetoric, politics, government, ethics, biology and zoology. "The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things but their inner significance."
EYETIMATE SERIES - 3
This piece was inspired by Arthur C. Clarke, was a British science fiction aurthor, inventor and futurist, famous for the novel 2001: A Space Odyssey. It was considered Clarke's first law -
" The only way to discover the limits of the POSSIBLE is to go beyond the IMPOSSIBLE".
EYETIMATE SERIES - 2
"The eye is the window to our soul" Wasn't sure where I heard this quote from but just can't let it go to waste. So poster no 2 for Eyetimate series. Rework from my first piece.
EYETIMATE SERIES - 1
This was a fun project that I started a long time ago but the beauty of this series is that it evolve and can still be rework and recreate into something new. I started the eyetimate series when I first started using the computer to do design. This was one of the first piece which was inspired by a very influential painter, artist Wassily Kandinsky. I made it into a poster and with Wassily Kandinsky quotes
" Everywork of art is a child of it's time."
The raw colors gives it a childlike quality and yet a little bow acts like a child trying to be grown up.
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