“Creativity is what helps me Escape a lot of my Inner Demons� ~ Demi Lovato
Art has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. The freedom it gives is irreplaceable. Even as graphic designers, an artist who typically designs to please other people, I believe we have an option to put our own style into the designs. That is what makes art such a fascinating topic. Artists could use the same medium as each other, but the finished product has a high chance of looking incredibly different.
Contents Personal: Just Believe Campaign Rebrand: Hershey Park Big Brother Fun and Games: Once Upon A Time Emoji Carly the Chipmunk Camp Labyrinth Type Kinetics: Stars Can’t Stop the Feeling
Just Believe Campaign Ad Campaign Just Believe originated as a brand that supported relationships through bracelet making. It has expanded into a brand that works to spread awareness about child depression. This campaign design is simple and informational. The campaign is also based off of a personal experience. In my adolescent years, the most common time for a person to be depressed, I struggled daily. Once I recovered, I found out that one of my little brothers started taking medication and seeing a psychologist for depression.My heart broke when my step-mom told me. The idea that a little boy who was known to brighten anyone’s day battles his own negative thoughts.
The magazine advertisements on the left are designed to show how difficult it could be to recognize a depressed child. It’s a 3-page piece. The first show the image of a smiling child, and asks the question “What Do You See?” When flipping the page, the viewer will notice that the image was actually being viewed through a transparent page. The third page has the actual image, and asks the question “Now What Do You See?” Underneath is the child’s story - explaining that they are depressed and why.
Facebook has become a space where people connect and really relate to each other. It’s also a place where bullies like to take action. That’s why a page was designed for this campaign. The idea of connecting with people who deal with children on a daily basis, and doing something to help prevent child deepression is the goal.
T-shirt designs are made for everyone of every shape and size. The are kept simple and stick to the blue color scheme of the campaign.
The tri-fold brochure explains what to look for when dealing with a child you think might be depressed, as well as how to treat it. The design is clean and simple, but still pleasing to look at.
Hershey’s Amusement Park Rebrand | Wayfinding Hershey Park is a place where families are meant to have fun and enjoy the wonderful taste of Hershey’s chocolate. This rebranding makes the amusement park a more inviting and exciting place for a day out in the sun. The popular Hershey’s kiss and chocolate bar are big inspirations for the colors and designs.
Main Entrance Hershey’s Logo: Transluscent Acrylic; Internal Lighting Amusement Park: Engraved Stainless Steel
Parking Lot Entrance Sign: Transluscent Acrylic; Internal Lighting
Parking Lot Signs Pole: Stainless Steel
Pole: Stainless Steel
Kiss: Acrylic; Lighting: Lamp
Kiss: Acrylic
Kiss Tail: Fiber Glass
Park Entrance Sign: Transluscent Acrylic; Internal Lighting Doorways: Stainless Steel Kiss: Acrylic
Park Directory Kiss and Text: Acrylic Sign Body: Fiber Glass
Bathroom Signs Sign and Type: Acrylic
Big Brother: All Stars Rebrand | Television Ad The new season of Big Brother is right around the corner, and as fans know, it’s time to “Expect the Unexpected.” A new All-Star season is long over due, and this is the season to have one. With the design for Season 19, fans should be hyped with hopes that their favorite houseguests will re-enter the house. In order to prepare for an unexpected summer, a new towel and tote bag were designed for fans of the drama filled show. The designs are bright and bold, just like the houseguests that are sure to enter the house.
Once Upon A Time Emojis Emoji Design | App Design Once Upon A Time Emojis are the new hit. Fans of the show love the likeliness to the characters they’ve grown attached to through out the seasons. However, magic like this does come with a price. In ordere to have access to the emojis, fans must test their skills and knowledge of the show and earn points. With these points, players can unlock their favorites and use them when instant messaging friends and family.
Carly the Chipmunk Character Design | App Design Carly the Chipmunk is an adorable character who loves to play dress up. In this app, kids would help Carly make sure she’s wearing the right clothes for what she wants to do that day. Each day, the little Chipmunk also offers daily challenge that contains a range of puzzles. The colors are light and girly to best fit Carly’s personality and style.
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Camp Labyrinth Edutainment App Design Children these days have a tendency to spend a lot of time on devices like tablets and computers, but a lot of the games they play are not educational. Camp Labyrinth is an app that helps kids with the subjects math and spelling. The colors are eye-catching, and the game will keep a child entertained for hours. Parents coulf even get involved and play along as a family.
Stars Kinetic Typography This kinetic typography lyric video is designed to match the style of Demi Lovato’s song Stars. The song is upbeat and easy to dance along with. It reaches out to young adults and young Lovatics. The colors are inspred by the album Confident cover art. The words highlighted in pink stand out as Lovato sings the song.
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The words pop on the screen as sung,towards the end, it slows down.
The first line slides in from the left. The second line appears as each word is sung, they expand from their center.
The first line of words pops in as sung; the second line fades in.
Each word pops in individually. “I� expands and then contracts as the singer stresses it.
Each word pops in individually.
Can’t Stop the Feeling Kinetic Typography This kinetic typography lyric video is designed to match the style of Justin Timberlake’s song Can’t Stop the Feeling from the film Trolls. When listening to the song you can’t not dance. The feet on the screen are meant to refer back to the trolls from the movie. The colors are inspred by the movie’s characters and advertising. In this set of six, the words higlighted in pink are ones that have already been sung - like in a karaoke.
First line slides in from left. Second line slides in from right. Words higltied pink are already sung.
“Wavey” bumps “electric” up andoffthe screen. Second line pops up individaully.
Words pop in individually
Each word pops in individually.
“Home” bumps “city” down.