Developments For Final Major Project | Graphic Design

This is the final ever project for this graphic design. This blog i am going to talk about my idea, what i've made as development, and the drawing style.

So, the idea for FMP is  that I am going to make a Poem book of dogs. The ideal target audience of this is for ages 3-10.

 With the drawing style or as you would really call illustration, i researched on some illustrator to see their illustration technique, i have looked on Lucia Emanuela Curzi, Katharine Asher and Jacqueline Bissett, their illustration all in fact are wet media techniques, such as watercolour.

 So then i tried this technique, here are what i've tried.
 


 

 


I've experimented with the watercolour paints and water-pencils.


There’s another technique I am interesting in David Sparshott. He use the colour pencils, which is much drier. So i also tried this technique.




The size of the book will be A5. In each page has a hole apart from the back and the front which has an image of a dog. Around a hole in each page, will be poems and some images. And this book is going to have a bookmark that is a attached to it. 

Tried to work out how to make a book cover and binding.





 Here's what i didi for the bookmarks to experiment.

And here's a photoshop i put it together from my garden so that i can draw the garden from this and some photos of my dog to practise the dog body positions.

As i'm nearly finish my book, here's a photo of my pages hanging dry, and my little monkey hanging out as well.




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