Digital Photography Imagery Project 2

      Week 2 - Week 13 [23/4/2024 - 21/5/2024]

Edlin Raihana binti Mohamad Firdaus 0359096 Bachelor in Design Creative Media

GCD61204 Digital Photography and Imaging
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PROJECT 2A: DOUBLE EXPOSURE (10%)
- Exercise 1: Follow tutorial
- Exercise 2: Your own version Double Exposure portrait
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PROJECT 2B: POSTER DESIGN (30%)
Timeframe: WEEK 9 - WEEK 11

TISDC 2024 POSTER COMPETITION
CATEGORY: VISUAL DESIGN
THEME: EQUALITY
SIZE FORMAT: A1 (300dpi)

Instruction:

Student are required to create a poster design composition using elements of photography, typography and vector graphics.  
Photography is from DPI.
Typography and vector graphics is from IVN.

Theme: Equality
Category: Visual Design 

《Progress - 2A》

    We were tasked to follow a tutorial by Mr Martin on how to effectively use Double Exposure in our composition.

    My rendition:

    The moment I learnt how to use photoshop I went crazy not going to lie. It started to get easier to navigate and use during this exercise

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《Progress - 2B》

    Making a design that encompasses Equality is harder than I thought. I mean you could go in any direction gender, race, economically etc. the list goes on and on. I thought, "Hey why not be edgy and just use death as a allegory for equality?" and I ran with it.

    Inspiration:

    Sketches:

    Digital Progress:

《Final Poster - 2B》

"Echoes of Existence"

Based on the German folktale of  Godfather Death and his Godson, I wanted to shed light about the afterlife more than anything. Equality is in itself, abstract with everyone having their own meaning of equality and can differ from experiences, growth and peers. Death, however, is a constant. It serves as a reminder for mortality and everyone is bound to come across them in their lives. It's a constant judge of character based on your actions and your actions alone. Whether rich or poor, corrupt or righteous, good or evil, nothing could sway the judgement of Death.

Therefore, constituting that everyone is equal in the eyes of Death.