Development 1
> After struggling with the work load in deadline time had a discussion with Rhianna about what is realistically possible for the time frame with her deadline on the 13th
> Feels unlikely to have both publications fully designed to the level I want to take them, particularly with all the 3D graphics
> Fully developed one publication + Leave other to be continued after uni?
> Her discussion with her tutor was that the other designer's photos were stronger, which is unfortunate as I already have designed a lot for this one
> She therefore needs a fully designed publication for this one and a simple layout version for the other, both with covers and mocked up to present her work as something can be applied to different contexts
> It is only myself that is placing these intricate detailed graphic ideas onto my stress, and so should look to making designed but more simple spreads for the first publication to ensure everything is finished for Rhianna at the level she wants
> Find that using water textures over gradients and playing with layer styles works really well as a quick textural background for images, and provides an other planet aesthetic with the feel of terrain or infrared waves
> Like Preternatural and publications from research that look at futuristic aesthetic, circular image crops and images of repeated people from different angles all create a scientific analysis tone
> Text from quotes about GAIA but nouns changed to X as to be both inclusive on the female gaze and tone of 'female'. Doing this for human race also suggests that these people are not necessarily what you may presume, it is not the same as earth and its categorisations or perceptions but a more free world
> Matching the images with the backgrounds through colours also important to create cohesion between different elements, above one works best with link between red hair and turquoise eye make up
> Use of neon green as stroke outline colour and for text creates an element of consistency throughout and works well as a bright contrasting colour with series of images
> Peer feedback: Prefer brightness of second experiment but colours of first, combine both?
> Experiment with another form of 3D type to create a large range of ideas and set an experimental bold tone of the publication
> Use of green stroke and soft futuristic corners on additional layered images as consistent with other designs
> All images paired together to force the viewer to look at the people, who are central to the photography series



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