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CHRISTOS KYRIACOU
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LIVE PROJECTS
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KYR11325896
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INTRODUCTION During the lIve Season period, I undertook
Though the reality of both worlds overlap and
a series of large and small projects ranging
it helps to have both skill sets, the processes
from freelance to competitions, internships to
are very different. For example, when branding
self-initiated briefs, and tutorials. All of which I
an organisation the proverbial ‘design hat’
have included within this visual presentation.
goes on, yet when creating a narrative for the
Please click large/small shapes to navigate between chapters
history of that organisation, the ‘illustration At first I found it difficult to begin. I didn’t
hat’ slips on. Essentially this description
know where my first job would emerge form
personifies my actions through the contained
and I didn’t know how to react under the
work.
pressure of industrial deadlines. However, once it did arrive, the rest followed accordingly. For sure there were large stale patches in between but I tried to stay active and up to date by learning new skills and enjoying the sunshine.
Overall, I feel that this fulfilled my proposal by covering a good balance of both branding and illustration. As a result, I emerged with clearer path for my future specialism.
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FREELANCE MINI BRIEFS 1.
2.
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My very first challenge was to create a sub-
The James Street Jam are a young and
logo for the ‘Jami’ brand which appealed to
independent Jazz band formed of five
women’s fraternity sportswear. The client had
musicians. Their genre fuses popular music
a specific vision in mind which was centred
with live jazz sounds to create a more
around the current fuschia and white colour
authentic acoustic sound.
scheme, except with a handwritten font within a love heart. The general notion was to
The task was to create a complete front and
encapsulate both sports and femininity.
back cover for their launch album titled ‘take One’. After speaking with friend and lead-
I acquired the job through my Godmother
singer Michael Cooper, emphasized the need
who also design’s and cuts patterns for the
for a ‘classic Jazz feel’ with minimal colour
owner (my uncle) Irving. This connection was
(like many Jazz albums), trusting my design
an essential starting point which triggered
initiative in creating whatever I wanted within
my momentum for the remainder of the Live
such loose parameters.
Projects period.
At most, this logo took me a week to complete considering research, development, and final outcomes.
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THE JAMES STREET JAM
2. INITIAL LOGOS
At the beginning, I devised some variations according the clients specific vision. This did not leave much space for expansion as I persisted with one possible outcome. Nevertheless, I began on the logo whilst the client was present. Receiving first-hand guidance, which visualises the basic notion for further development once on my own.
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2. FINAL OUTCOME
After negotiating and tweaking the details
The feature would have been embroidered
of my drafts with the client, I reached a
into the material, giving it a classic badge
conclusive outcome which I have displayed in
look.
both fuchsia and black. From such a small beginning, I have Upon completion, this went straight onto
maintained a connection with this client
a T-shirt and hoody for mass printing
and have scheduled plans to work on other
production.
elements within his brand as the clothing range expands.
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1. JAZZ COVERS
I began by looking at a range of classical Jazz
By observing such a small collection, I was
covers from the 20th century. I found that
able to select a few elements and update
all designs portray a sense of high society
the design in a 21st century context, just as
and connoisseurship to a niche audience.
Michael had proposed.
They fulfil this by including monochromatic photography, splicing and collaging imagery, using minimal or few colours and incorporating elegantly elongated typography.
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1. LAYOUT
THE james STREET JAM
TAKE ONE
THE james STREET JAM
I began by drafting a series of twenty
movie production, whilst doubling as sound
variations in layout before selecting three
manipulation knobs found on digital audio
which I felt captured the main categories of
equipment.
TAKE ONE
THE james STREET JAM
TAKE ONE
variation. I then sought to create a narrative via symbolism. I began by looking at roles and
After completing this variation, I mailed the
instruments played, followed by tessellated
work to Michael and there was an instant
triangles which symbolize a five member
sense of gratitude from the band. They loved
synchronises before settling with a series of
my design and chose a final front cover for
lines which characterize the ‘take one’ within
which to base the rest of the layout on.
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1. FINAL OUTCOME Front & Rear Cover
1. BAr queen 2. fly me to the moon 3. for once in that’s life 4. five to one
THE james STREET JAM
TAKE ONE
6. LOSING FAITH 7. FEELING GOOD
THE james STREET JAM TAKE ONE
THE james STREET JAM TAKE ONE
5. moondance
Vocals: Michael Cooper Sax: Lawrence Lewis Drums: Dan Wild Piano: William Clare Bass: Debs Spanton
Recorded by Debs Spanton . Artwork by Christos Kyriacou . Thanks to the guys at Farm Factory
Inside Cover
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CLOOCI BRIEF When applying for an internship at Award
submitting the PDF on the deadline (18th of
winning creative agency Clooci Creative, I
March 2014), I have yet received no verdict on
received a reply within a week stating that I
progressing to the next stage of interview.
have been chosen as one of ten individuals out
I have been in constant contact with their
of one-hundred applicants to undertake a trial
spokesperson Anna Lisa Del Carro, in an effort
brief for stage two. The brief states ‘design
to discover where I stand and she stated that
a logo under the Red Arrow brand’. This
the design team is still reviewing my work.
should be a British brand for export, a symbol of British elite. The style of the font should
The initial email clearly stated that interviews
incorporate red arrow style (but not refer to
will commence for the final five, followed by
planes per-se) and the style of graphics used
a one week internship for the winner during
should be vector-look/’Mod style’.
the final week of March. With regards to the second party’s incompetency, I fear that this
After endless applications, this proposition
was a smokescreen to lure hopeful designers
made me feel both excited and relieved that
in for free work. Thankfully however, after
someone had taken notice of my portfolio and
browsing online, I found no sign of my work
had decided to give me a chance.
nevertheless, a valid lesson in trust was learnt.
To my disappointment however, after
A shame considering the positive reception
completing a thorough body of work and
from many viewers.
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BRAND VALUES
I began by studying the Mode culture of
As the brief stated, the idea was to maintain
the 1960’s and the Royal Air Force’s Red
this by creating a sub-brand to the RAF so I
Arrows. In the wider context, this added to
immediately researched the brand guidelines
my contextual background knowledge as I
to retrieve colour codes and generate a range
further gained a solid understanding of simple
fo typographical styles.
signs and symbols, the rebellious fashion of modernists groups and the heroic portrayal of daredevil air pilots.
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LOGO STUDY Sporty
Rock
I observed some of the biggest players in the
all seem to point forward or alertness in
energy drinks business. In total, I discovered
some manner. Conversely, the Rock category
two main categories being Sporty and Rock.
captures the typeface of a rock ‘n’ roll/heavy
This helped me to identify which is would
metal legend, implying the transformation in
be most similar to my finished logo and the
character once the drink is consumed.
patterns which connect them together. Conclusively, I found that the Red Bull brand The Sporty logos consist of similarly slanted
represents similar themes to a potential Red
typefaces and icons apart from Red Bull yet
Arrow Logo. Sports, flight and devilishness.
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THE MARKET Sporty
USA - Energy Drinks in 2013 Company
Share (m)
Red Bull
$3, 433
Monster
$3, 147
Rockstar
$821
Nos
$274
Full Throttle
$104
Xyience Xenergy
$43
$8, 104 million
After scouring the net seeking statistical information on energy drinks sold in the United Kingdom, I found nothing related. On the other hand, I gathered American statistics which is just as relevant considering that this is a British brand for export. None to my surprise, I found that Red bull had the lion’s share in the market and this is what I had to compete with if this brand existed.
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AUDIENCE PERSONA
Late nights
Travel everyday
Ages 13 - 35
Fast food lovers
Eat out Busy social
Males
City workers
Addictive personalities
Active lifestyle
Students Full- time
Adrenaline junky Use public transport Being a university student who shops at the
induced population on a daily basis.
local Tesco in Elephant and Castle Shopping
Though probably not entirely accurate, this
Centre, I conclude that most students and
estimation in allows you to build an imaginary
young adults drink energy drinks to keep
character which works well within such a
themselves psychologically and biologically
short period. After all, thorough research in
active whilst during the crunch time of
and around the market, ultimately, informs
deadline week. This became the basis for my
each educated guess.
Sporty characters Live in the city
detailed persona. Furthermore, travelling via underground introduces one to the caffeine
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NONAGON
The Nonagon is a polygonal shape which in this context represents the nine pilots flying on the Red Arrow team. The aim here was to being with something symbolic in order to generate a sense of leadership form chief pilot to following formation, and the association with high-speed movement. This became the basis for my further simplification of shape.
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ARROWED ENERGY
During this stage, my icons refer specifically to the upward motion of a plane when taking off. All icons maintain tension point or series of tension points which translates a message of full-throttle activity and climb. At this point however, there was something slightly generic and more so instructional rather than original so I proceeded with the blend tool.
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WAVE BLEND
This stage refers back to the nine pilots from a different standpoint. Instead of one shape, these Bezier curves characterize the synchronisation, velocity, beauty and variation in stunts performed by the team. Furthermore, this was my direct answer to the briefs statement about ‘not referring to planes per se’. Although nice on the eye, they seem too complex when minimized.
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UP ‘N’ DOWN
My iconic development stage focused a visual range of possibilities which could be produced once de constructing and reconstructing on one curve. This curve became the natural progression by fitting into the flower of life grid (p.20). Though fairly abstract it still represents motion whist being solid enough to be recognised.
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ADDING MOD BLUE
To complete the modernist feel, I added the secondary colour, providing variation and depth in addition to size. Furthermore, the design was easier to embellish like that of an aviator crest as the central wave was established. Amongst all experiments however, I chose the bottom left logo as it was the most powerful yet unique and punchy yet elegant symbol amongst unnecessary decoration.
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COSIDERING TYPE Helvetica Neue - Ultra Light
Helvetica Neue - Bold (expanded + blend)
Streetwear - with glyphs (1)
Streetwear - with glyphs (2)
Gotham HTF - Black Italic (expanded)
Gotham HTF - Black Italic
When incorporating type, I looked at a range of bold typeface families which varied in thickness and slant. I used two traditional ones and I experimented with a retro Superdry style. For the second, I chose the bottom right because it was the cleanest, boldest and resembled the red Bull racing image most.
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SACRED GEOMETRY
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PRINT CLUB COMPETITION Print Club’s Blisters Sound Sessions required
Whilst this is both good experience and
applicants to ‘submit a poster in your own
complementary to my design profile, for £40
style inspired by your favourite band/song/
per print, I could make 60% per print (40%
musician/tour/gig’. In an effort to create
commission) if chosen for the final exhibition.
abstract illustration, using the name of the
This would raise my level of independence
band, song or musician was permitted, whilst
knowing once met with the reality of making a
use of other text was allowed. Finally, all
living through independent design initiative.
artwork had to be prepared for a 500mm x 700mm print (B2 format).
Unfortunately, I received an email soon after submitting three outcomes, revealing that my
As illustration was one of my considered
design was not chosen for the final exhibition.
avenues for future development, this was an
Nevertheless, it was a pleasure to take part
opportunity to show-off my style, choosing
with many other creative people, contributing
any track of choice. In addition screen printing
for the love of illustration and I shall be doing
was a long-forgotten method which I had not
this more often.
practiced since 2010 at college so this was a chance to prepare revisit a widely enjoyable printing process.
CHOSEN TRACK
Sound Brain Waves
Ambient Chant
The Underworld
Orgasm
‘Mentasm’
Clap
Joey Beltram Go to next page to stop track
Brainwaves Shaking Coil Sound
Running Coiling
Inverted Bass
Sinister
The chosen track is Mentasm form Joey Beltram. This dark racy techno sound is an unsettling masterpiece which remains one of my all-time favourites. I enjoyed analysing the layered composition as the first thirty seconds
Association
gradually introduces each sample to create a downward spiral of coiling sound. This track vibrates most with me therefore allowing me to maintain interest throughout development.
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IDEA 1
The first stage refers directly to the brain becoming a creature through mental orgasms. Though obvious, this was my starting point for deeper development into areas within Mentasm that are not so obvious. Using Photoshop to mutate and collage imagery this way expanded my skills furthermore as I constantly practiced with blending options.
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IDEA 2
Secondly, I progressed into the visualisation of brainwave activity imagined to occur within whilst listening to the music. I visualised my mind thoughts bouncing off the inside of my skull and this is what I aimed to translate through vectorised waves and circular wrapping methods. Though exciting and visually tranquil, it seemed to plain and lacking narrative undertone.
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IDEA 2 CONT.
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H E O F UA ET D C DB O A ME C E K S
CLASH OF THE GODS
After watching Clash of the Gods, I chose to
Tartarus is the realm of eternal suffering
incorporate the narrative of Greek Mythology
in a pit of fire, The Fields of Punishment is
into my final composition. The idea of coming
the place of eternal suffering for those who
Coming face to face with the mythical master
committed crimes against the gods, The Fields
of death (Hades) to meet your fait in the
of Asphodel is where ordinary or indifferent
underworld, once life on Earth has ended.
souls who did not commit any significant
The music relates to the tense anticipation
crimes linger, and Elysium is the heavenly
awaiting Hades’ decision to send you to one of
landscape for the distinguished.
four places within the underworld.
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O E F U ET D C B O A M C E K S
BITMAP TUTORIAL
This tutorial by Abduzeedo allowed me to experiment with photography by adjusting thresholds and applying a line effect to create a moire effect on the eye. This was a natural progression from abstract line (p.25) to more complex tonal work. In a sense lines in an ordered formation can represent the sound revealing the image from inside the designer’s mind.
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IDEA 3
I began by taking another image to trial
When progressing therefore, I maintained a
the final outcome. I tried to enclose the
one or two-colour tone in separate locations
complexity with simple geometry to gauge
within the layout to simplify the process.
how the cropped image is interfered by the boarder tension. The CMYK version of
The following page includes the final
overlapping layers creates a more engaging
submissions which fit the specific description
visual however this does not match the
on p.27. Overall, this process has taught me to
darkness of sound and would prove expensive
print tests, in order to see how my design in
when screen printed.
the flesh before submitting.
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O E F U ET D C B O A M C E K S
3 OUTCOMES
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3D TUTORIALS Back in December when I revealed my Live
The second tutorial is a more structured
Projects proposal, one of my aims was to learn
long-term investment of time into learning
CINEMA 4D as an way of expanding into the
the software step-by-step through
realm of digital modelling and animation.
Greyscalegorilla.
When finding the appropriate time to begin
This group is an active community and
my first tutorial, i stumbled across two main
resource for training and tools for creative
tutorials which were fairly brief, yet covered all
types and by starting the ‘Introduction to
the aspects of the software of a base level.
CINEMA 4D’ tutorial selection I shall complete
CINEMA 4D
Ivan. C
all 18 videos by the end of my time at The first was a ten minute tutorial which
university. The following twelve also focus on
focused on modelling by YouTuber Ivan. C.
Adobe After Effects, a graphical tool which
This tutorial served as a basis for my Final
goes hand-in-hand with 4D rendering.
major project which focuses on creating threedimensional Adhoc contraptions. Though a
Overall, I feel more confident in mastering
fairly short-term crash-course, I may revisit it
an impressive 3-D software now that I have
whenever in need of brushing up my Mograph
begun learning in small steps.
skills.
Greyscalegorilla
F E E D B A C K
KARL’S FEEDBACK
Clooci Brief
Print Club
Pilots are heroic symbols
Specialise for screen printing Energetic colours Symbolic substance
Powerful sport Red Bull like
Understand process Make it memorable
Masculine
My appointment with Karl during my previous
beat and tried to make it most memorable by
projects generated some useful feedback to
using one to two colours.
progress with. As a beginner in 3-D software, I decided to During the Red Arrow design I absorbed
take Karl’s advice and move from Google
the notion masculinity and heroism from
Sketchup to CINEMA 4D.
start to finish. With regards to the Print
Analyse & deconstruct the music
Sketchup is beginner’s stuff
3D
CINEMA 4D is the ‘real-deal’
Club competition I made ensured the deconstruction of the core elements within the
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F E E D B A C K
MODELING
When modelling this shell-like structure, I was introduced to the many levels, bars and blend options within the Step, Cloner, and sphere tools. By grasping the process at the end, I began to personalize my object by utilizing a range of liquid, matte and gloss textures assigned to each section of the shape. I had learnt to utilize the first specific tool within such a large platform.
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F E E D B A C K
ANIMATION
This tutorial was conducted by Chris Schmidt, an experienced CINEMA 4D designer. By making an animation from start to finish, I had achieved digital motion for the first time! Something which as a print illustrator is not often achieved.
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IDEOLOGIO INTERNSHIP Founded in 2010, Ideologio is run by creative
Whilst working with toward both digital
duo Spyros Zevelakis and Sarah Roesink in
and printed outcomes to promote such a
Southwark South London. Whilst centred in
vast array of wines, I gained experience
many areas of communication design they
in many unexplored areas of design. This
work together with inspired entrepreneurs and
included mastering vector cartography and
organisations to help them differentiate and
curved icons, applying ‘Styles’ in InDesign,
compete through creativity and meaningful
and artwork. To date, this has proved to be
visual communication.
my richest industrial experience and I am
Ideologio
scheduled to be here until the 19th May 2014. With reference to this specific project, under Spyros’ guidance, we worked together
I contacted Spyros during the November
to create a series of info graphics which
period and unfortunately, there was no
communicated the Wines of the Peloponnese
available places at the time yet I contacted
for Markus Stolz ‘s Ellinos brand. Whilst he
again in January and after the reviewing my
aims to create an export market for native
portfolio during the interview, we scheduled
Greek wines by educating a worldwide
to begin in May. This process taught me to be
audience, we delivered an accessible and
enthusiastic and persistent to show employers
engaging visual stimuli for this.
the will to work.
Spyros Zevelakis
INK BRUSHES
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CRAYON BRUSHES
These textures were achieved though a series of hand-crafted tests. The intention was to create a texture fit for the icons and map of the Peloponnese. Spyros wanted to create a hand-made illusion by applying heavy brush textures to flat shapes. The watercolour/ink range proved not to be as effective as it failed to add a roughness and randomness to the final finish.
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APPLYING BRUSH Wines of the Peloponnese
Crayon Set Prevails
1 2
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1
2
3
4
5
6
5 3
4
p1
Whilst reviewing David McAndless’ Information is Beautiful, most data visualisation graphics are portrayed in a primary flat and simple way with a mostly serious undertone. On the other hand, Spyros’ final graphic offers a refreshing tactile style, not often seen within cartography, let alone info graphics.
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GRAPES Rio Patras
Muscat Blanc
Patras
Muscat Blanc
Malvasia
Patras
Mantinia
Namea
Mavrodaphne
Monemvassia Assyritiko Asproudes Kydonitsa
Roditis
Moschofilero
Agiorgitiko
Mavrodaphne Korinthiaki
It is evident that there is a wide range of both
In future, I shall apply this knowledge when
native and international grapes produced
creating info graphical works and in particular,
in Greece. Whilst plotting the geographical
the wine map of Cyprus.
locations (p.45-48) I utilised the New Wines of Greece website. This study informed an
Furthermore, as a Greek working on a Greek
ingrained knowledge of Greece’s topography,
project, I feel that I am making a great
regional layout, prefectures and production
contribution to the promotion of Greek culture
hot spots.
around the world.
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WINE VECTORS
Standard White
Dessert
Port
Standard Sweet
Caubarnet Sauvignon
Mederia
Standard Red
39 Sweet
18 Burgundy for Red
Light Red
19 Bourdeaux for Red
Sauternes
Chardonnay
32 Burgundy White
Sweet White
Rose
Sparkling
Rich White
21 Bourdeaux for White
21 Sparkling
Bold Red
Medium Red
Dry White
After reviewing all personal feedback during the FdA, I limited the selection to six projects for my website portfolio, based on the most positive tutor feedback. After reviewing all personal feedback during the FdA, I limited the selection to six projects for my website portfolio, based on the most positive tutor feedback. After reviewing all personal feedback during the FdA.
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STYLES Character
Object
Paragraph
A character style is a collection of character-
A paragraph style includes both character- and
A object style is a collection of object-
formatting attributes that you can apply to a
paragraph-formatting attributes, and can be
formatting attributes that you can apply to a
selected range of text. These were most helpful
applied to a selected paragraph or range of
selected range of objects. Object styles were
when using a variation of thicknesses and
paragraphs. Using character and paragraph
not needed for this project however, I learnt
italisised fonts within an ordinary paragraph.
styles
ensures
this during another project when tracing a
Thankfully, this particular theme was not too
consistent formatting. I applied this method of
website template for Bootstrap. This consisted
complicated and therefore not many styles
organization to the following tables and index
of making a series of buttons ranging in size
were needed overall.
pages ensuring a refined professional outcome.
and colour (with character styles).
together
saves
time
and
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APPLYING STYLE
Protected Designation of Origin
Region Wine Colors
Muscat of Rio Patras Grape: Muscat Blanc
Mavrodaphne of Patras Grapes: Mavrodaphne, Korinthiaki
Nemea Grape Agiorgitiko
Muscat of Patras
Mantinia
Grape: Roditis
PDO products are prepared, processed, and produced in a given geographical area, using recognized know-how and therefore acquire unique properties.
Arcadia pgi since 1996 Dry White Sweet White Semi-Sparkling White Medium Dry White Dry Rosé Semi-Sparkling Rosé Medium Dry Rosé
Indigenous grapes
International grapes
Aidani Glikerithra Kydonitsa Savatiano
Gewürztraminer ROSÉ Riesling Sauvignon Blanc Viognier
District
Avgoustiatis Fokiano Mavrodaphne Skylopnichtis
Mourvèdre Pinot Noir Refosco Tempranillo
Athiri Kydonitsa Rokaniaris Savatiano Sklava
Gewürztraminer ROSÉ Sauvignon Blanc Viognier
Ilia
Thrapsa Voidomatis
Mourvèdre
Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
Corinth pgi since 2000 Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
3
pgi since 2008 Dry White Medium Dry White Medium Sweet White Sweet White Dry Rosé Medium Dry Rosé Medium Sweet Rosé Sweet Rosé
2
3
pgi since 2004
Dry Red Medium Dry Red Sweet Red
Indigenous grapes
Grapes: Monemvassia (min 51%), Assyrtiko, Asproudes, Kydonitsa
Indigenous grapes
International grapes
Athiri Kydonitsa Muscat Blanc Savatiano Sklava Sultaniye
Gewürztraminer ROSÉ Riesling Sauvignon Blanc
Korinthiaki Mavrodaphne
Malbec2 Mourvèdre Pinot Noir Refosco
Sweet White Wine
p2
Red Wine
International grapes
Asproudes Kydonitsa Malagousia Moschofilero ROSÉ Muscat Blanc Roditis ROSÉ Savatiano
Chardonnay Gewürztraminer ROSÉ Grenache Blanc Riesling Sauvignon Blanc Ugni Blanc Trebbiano Viognier
Agiorgitiko Avgoustiatis Black of Kalavryta Fokiano Mandilaria Mavrodaphne Monemvassia
Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Carignan Grenache Rouge Merlot Refosco Syrah
pgi since 2000
4
4
Dry Rosé Medium Sweet Rosé
5
Malvasia di Candia1 Skiadopoulo Sultaniye
Albarino3 Sauvignon Blanc Ugni Blanc Trebbiano Viognier
Avgoustiatis Korinthiaki Mandilaria Mavrodaphne
Carignan Grenache Rouge Mourvèdre Negroamaro4 Refosco
Indigenous grapes
Dry White Medium Dry White Medium Sweet White Sweet White
Dry Red
Ancient Olympia 5
Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
Aidani Athiri Kydonitsa Monemvassia Petroulianos Potamissi Thrapsathiri
Ugni Blanc Trebbiano
Tegea
b
Letrina pgi Ilia since 1993 Dry Red
Chardonnay
Agiorgitiko
Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Syrah
Agiorgitiko Mavrodaphne
1
Achaia pgi since 2004 Dry White Medium Dry White Medium Sweet White Sweet White
Sea
Dry Red
p3
Fokiano Limniona Mandilaria Thrapsa Voidomatis
Carignan
1
Asproudes Patra Athiri Goustolidi Malvasia di Candia1 Malagousia Muscat Blanc Migdali Potamissi Volitsa White Sideritis ROSÉ
Gewürztraminer ROSÉ Riesling Sauvignon Blanc Ugni Blanc Trebbiano
Avgoustiatis Black of Kalavryta2 Korinthiaki Koritsanos Mavrodaphne Volitsa Black
Grenache Rouge
Indigenous grapes
International grapes
p4
1 Temporary allowed since 2008 2 Three different clones
Area
International grapes
Index
pgi Arcadia since 1993
a
Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot
Dry Red
;YPÄSPH pgi Messinia since 1989 Dry Medium Dry Medium Sweet White
b
Dry Rosé Medium Dry Medium Sweet Rosé
Merlot Refosco Syrah
Dry Red Medium Dry Medium Sweet Red
p9
g g
h Fileri Roditis
Chardonnay Grenache Blanc Ugni Blanc Trebbiano
Agiorgitiko
Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Carignan Grenache Rouge Merlot Syrah Tempranillo
h
p10
Klimenti pgi Corinth since 1996
Arinto Grenache Blanc Ugni Blanc Trebbiano
Fokiano Korinthiaki Mandilaria Voidomatis
Carignan Cinsaut Grenache Rouge Refosco Tempranillo
Indigenous grapes
Color
6
Letrina pgi Ilia since 1993 Dry Red
a
International grapes
Chardonnay
Agiorgitiko
Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Syrah
Agiorgitiko Mavrodaphne
Merlot Refosco Syrah
b
p8
Index
Indigenous grapes
Arcadia
Origin
a
Malagousia Moschofilero
p7
Roditis
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Mavrodaphne
364
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Moschofilero
1046
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Muscat Blanc
190
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Fileri
105
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Cabernet Sauvignon
134
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Mavroudi
77
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Mavroudi
114
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Kolliniatiko
70
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Merlot
91
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Cabernet Sauvignon
38
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Asproudes
35
Hectares
33
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Chardonnay
76
Syrah
63
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Skylopnichtis
Sideritis
59
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Roditis
20
Black of Kalavryta
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Asproudes
29
Sauvignon Blanc
Color
Origin
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Merlot
18
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�
Mavrodaphne
16
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�
25
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Chardonnay
15
○
�
Muscat of Hamburg
23
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�
Asprovergamo
12
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�
Asprovergamo
21
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�
Malagousia
19
○
�
Lagorthi
17
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�
Agiorgitiko
13
○
Aglianico
11
○
� �
Argolida Variety Name
Hectares
Agiorgitiko
313
○
�
Roditis
248
Asproudes
21
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Mavroudi
16
○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Savatiano
13
Syrah
12
International grapes
Laconia Variety Name
Messinia
Variety Name
○
Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
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7
Goustolidi Monemvassia Savatiano
Hectares
PGI Area Wines constitute the most restrictive designations in terms of geographic boundaries, which usually form a section of a district. The varieties and types of wine also follow strict specifications.
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Malagousia Moschofilero
International grapes
PGI District Wines have more strict regulations than PGI Regional Wines in terms of the grape varieties allowed.
Dry Rosé Medium Dry Rosé
Mediterranean
International grapes
Messinia pgi since 2004
Variety Name
Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
Turkey
n Sea gea Ae
Indigenous grapes
Achaia
pgi Corinth since 1996
Indigenous grapes
Red international: Cinsaut, Mourvèdre, Pinot Noir, Tempranillo.
Greece
Egypt
District
2 Temporary allowed since 2006 1, 3, 4 Temporary allowed since 2009
Area
PGI Area Wines constitute the most restrictive designations in terms of geographic boundaries, which usually form a section of a district. The varieties and types of wine also follow strict specifications.
Klimenti
Red indigenous: Limniona, Skylopnichtis, Thrapsa, Voidomatis, Volitsa.
Italy
Sweet Red Wine
Laconia
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Area
pgi since 1989
District
White indigenous: Asproudes Patras, Aidani, Assyrtiko, Athiri, Glikerithra, Goustolidi, Laghorthi, Migdali, Petroulianos, Potamissi, Robola, Rokaniaris, Skiadopoulo, Sklava, Volitsa Aspro.
2
Dry Red
Argolida
Peloponnese
Monemvassia —Malvasia
White Wine
Note There are additional grape varieties allowed, but current plantings are small.
The PGI Regional Wines constitute the broader, overall level of the PGI wines of Greece.
Dry White Dry Rosé Dry Red
n Sea gea Ae
Kalamata
In the EU, schemes of geographical indications known as Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), promote and protect names of quality agricultural and food products. Amongst many other products, the names of wines are also protected by these laws.
District
Grape Moschofilero
Epidaurus
Patras
International grapes
— Region — District — Area Wines
Athens
Grape: Muscat Blanc
Indigenous grapes
PGI products are closely linked to the geographical area in which they are traditionally and at least partially manufactured (prepared, processed OR produced), and have specific qualities attributable to that geographical area, therefore acquiring unique properties. Depending on their geographical breadth, PGI zones are divided into three levels:
Color
Origin
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Corinth Color
Origin
23
○
�
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�
Gewürztraminer
21
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�
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�
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Grenache Rouge
173
Ugni Blanc
163
Mavroudi
637
○ ○
�
Fileri
455
○
�
○ ○
� �
○
�
Asproudes
119
Roditis
647
○
�
Refosco
117
Savatiano
Color
Origin
�
�
496
○
�
Savatiano
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Asproudes
150
Cabernet Sauvignon
42
○ ○
120
○ ○
�
Sultaniye
�
Merlot
27
○
�
Cabernet Sauvignon
92
○
�
Agiorgitiko
26
○
�
Mavroudi
63
○
�
Violento
25
�
Chardonnay
27
�
Carignan
23
Merlot
26
○ ○
○ ○
�
Mavrodaphne
19
○
�
○ ○
�
Chardonnay
16
○
�
�
Assyrtico
11 11
○ ○
�
Syrah Mandilaria
11
○
�
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Roditis
201
2950
18
�
�
Cabernet Sauvignon
Hectares
Agiorgitiko
11
�
○
○ ○
Hectares
Assyrtico
○ ○
26
361
Variety Name
Syrah
�
28
Kydonitsa
Fokiano
806
�
�
�
Fileri
109
Mavroudi
75
Chardonnay
72
Cabernet Franc Alicante Bouschet Refosco
Origin
○
132
Agiorgitiko
Hectares 939
Variety Name
Color
437
Asproudes
� �
Variety Name Roditis
Roditis
Hectares
Mavroudi Origin
Ilia
Color
○ ○
� �
57
○ ○
41
○
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34
○
�
Agiorgitiko
24
○
�
Merlot
22
○
�
Mandilaria
18
○
�
Carignan
15
○
Tempranillo
15
○
�
Assyrtico
14
○
�
�
Asproudes
13 12
○ ○
�
Kolliniatiko Syrah
11
○
�
Cinsaut
11
○
�
�
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SOURCES George Skouras from Domaine Skouras and Konstantinos Lazarakis, MW, have provided me with sources and current data. I am very grateful for their contribution. Greek Ministry of Agriculture, current data sampled during the period 2012 and 2013. New Wines of Greece website "Wine Grapes" by Jancis Robinson, Julia Harding and José Vouillamoz, published in 2012 "The Wines of Greece" by Konstantinos Lazarakis, published 1995 Data for PGI Region is as of February 2013, source http://bit.ly/greekwinelaw Data for PGI Districts is as of April 2010, source http://bit.ly/1diLnBS Great care has been taken to accurately analyze raw data. In some cases, I used my own best judgement. For example, the grape varieties were often named in Greek, without any further information. I suspect that some names that are only known locally were used in the official data. An example would be "Asprovergamo". I have also put Moschofilero and Fileri together in the percentage chart for the most widely planted grape varieties on page 1, but used the breakdown in the index. Both synonyms are used to refer to a group of clones with the same DNA profile. However, Fileri might also refer to a table grape grown in some areas of the Peloponnese. Designed for ELLOINOS.com in March 2014 Information design: ideologio.com � Illustration: Spyros Zevelakis Published under Creative Commons Licence: Attribution-NonCommercialNoDerivatives 4.0 International. �
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ARTWORKING iPad Wallpaper
Website Teaser
Facebook Cover Image
851px x 315 px
1000px x 1200 px 2048px x 1536 px
Art working was a tough and vigorous process which required the rearranging of certain elements to fit different dimensions yet still appear the to have the same ratio in spacing. Though majoratively boring, the process taught me the ugly side of design which is necessary when undertaking large projects.
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GOING LIVE
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MY EXTENSION
Greece
Key PDO Town
Thrace Macedonia
(Protected Designation of Origin) “Designation of Origin of Superior Quality” are in essence
North Aegean Islands
the historical winegrowing and winemaking areas of Greece.
Epirus
A
PGI:
Central Greece
eg
ean Sea
(Protected Geographical Indication) comprise the Greek “Local Wines” category and some
The
Ionian Islands
Thessaly
wines of ‘Traditional Appellation’. Both European and Greek wine
Attica
legislation stipulates that local wines are a sub-category of
Pelopenesse
table wines which have been experiencing considerable growth both in Greece and other European countries.
From what started as a relatively small project which focused on one region of Greece, turned into a project which covered the
Cycladian Islands
PGI Regional PGI Area
entire country. The following pages reveal all the areas that I personally researched and
PGI District
revisualised. For now, they act as a template for Spyros to create a similar info graphic to
Dodecanese Islands
Crete
that of the Peloponnese.
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UP NORTH
Thassos
Drama
Drama
Macedonia Serres
Adriani
Thassos
North Aegean Islands
Kavala Agora
Pella Florina
Pella
Kiklis Macedonia Slopes of Paiko Goumenissa
Serres
Thessaloniki Florina Imathia
Imathia
Lemnos
Pangeon
Amynteo Kozani
Florina
Kavala
Naoussa
Muscat of Lemos
Lemnos
Slopes of Vertsikos Thessaloniki
Halkitiki
Kastoria
Kozani Saltitsa
Pieria Velventos
Halkitiki
Pieria
Lesvos
Agionoros
Mount Athos Sythonia Slopes of Meliton
Grevena
Agean Sea
Lesvos
Krania
Thrace
Ioannina
Ioannina
Chios
Epirus
Zitsa Epirus Metsovo
Chios Xanthi
Thesprotia
Evros Rothopi
Avdira
Arta Preveza
Evros
Samos
Thrace Ismaros
Slopes of Ambelos Samos
Ikaria
Ikaria Ikaria
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AT THE CENTRE Attica Kerkyra Attiki
Kerkyra
Illion
Salamina
Gerania
Elassona
Slopes of Penteliko Pallini Peanea
Halikouna
Rapsani
Slopes of Parnithia
Vilitsa
Meteora Spata Koropi
Tyrnavos
Trikala
Thessalia
Makropoulo
Agistri
Paxi
Methana
Lefkada
Spetses
Larissa
Karditsa
Aegina
Messenikola
Magnissia
Krannonas
Karditsa
Magnesia Anchialos
Poros
Thessaly
Hydra
Lefkada
Ithaki Muscat of Cephalonia Mavrodaphne of Cephalonia Slopes of Enos
Mantzavinata
Cephalonia
Robola
Evritania
Opountia Lokrida Parnassos
Metaxata
Ionian Islands
Skyros
Fthiotida
Zakynthos
Zakynthos
Etoloakarania
Valley of Atlanti Ritsona
Slopes of Knimida Continental Greece
Fokida
Lilantio Pedio Thebes
Evia
Livadia Slopes of Kitherona
Kythera
Karystos
Central Greece 47
DOWN SOUTH Muscat of Rio Patras
Patmos
Lipsi
Mavrdaphne of Patras
Pelopennese
Leros
Achaia Slopes of Petrodo
Kilimnos
Klimenti
Slopes of Eugalia
Muscat of Patras
Achaia
Kos
Corinthia
Corinth Kos
Simi
Nissiros
Namea
Illia
Pelopennese
Ilia
Astipalea Nissiros
Arcadia
Tilos
Rodos
Rodos Muscat of Rodos
Dodecanese
Mantinia
Argolida Argolida
Tegea
Arcadia
Chalki
Messinia
Dodecanese Islands
Trifilia
Messinia Laconia
Aegean Sea
Laconia
Pylia
Andros
Monemvassia - Malvassia
Karpathos Gyaros
Kea
Tinos
Kassos Syros
Mykonos Rinoea
Kythonos
Thapsana
Crete
Donoussa
Cyclades
Serifos
Naxos
Paros
Sifnos Kissamos
Chania
Chania
Antimilos
Rethymno
Rethymnon
Peza Archanes
Sithia
Koufonisi Irekleia
Kimolos
Milos
Amorgos Keros Ios
Polyaigos
Lasithi
Heraklion
Paros
Cyclades Islands
Sikonos Folegandros
Heracles Crete Daphnes
Santorini
Santorini
Anafi
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SELF-INITIATED WORK My self-initiated project reflects my love for
covering this particular season.
Arsenal Football Club and the beautiful game.
With regards to expanding my info graphical
As I aimed to communicate my team’s Golden
capabilities, I saw this passion as an efficient
Age under Arsene Wenger, I looked to the
launch pad which could maintain my interest
footballing statistics thruought the unbeaten
for a long period of time.
year of 2003/04, which earned the players the ‘Invincibles’ title after going 49 games
When working with individual components
unbeaten in the Premier League , 38 of which
from Adobe Illustrator and balancing them
covered an entire season.
within an InDesign layout, this produces a complicated trial and error process which is
To this day Arsenal remain the only team to
an extension of simple PDF design. I felt that
reach this feet in english football since Preston
once tirelessly refining and connecting my
North End in 1889.
skills in both programmes, future layout would become easier as I become more capable.
As recently voted the greatest ever Premier League team in Premier League’s 20 Seasons Awards, I decided to produce an info graphical outcome with the knowledge of many existing analytical studies and other visualisations
GATHERING INFO
As a season ticket holder, I frequently go to
very basic and bland. No elements released
see the Arsenal at home where I bought a
a nostalgic feeling of ‘the old Arsenal’ and I
match day programme containing an info
sought encapsulate that.
graphical page for record statistics. This helped me to devise football-like visual style
In addition I wanted to further include
and layout system for my own.
individual statistics beyond the currently vague presentations. This lead me to
Furthermore, I found other designs relating
footballperformanceanalysis.com.
to the ‘Invincibles’ Season yet they were
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ASSISTS
SCORED
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DW DWW D WWWWWWWWW DW DW D D DWW
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OUTCOME
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30 3 30 3 3 33 TEAM
WWWW D DWWW DWWW 14 D D W D W W D W W W STARTING 14 HENRY HENRY 7 PENALTIES
ARSÈNE WENGER’S
TEAM
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THE ‘INVINCIBLES’ 69 69 73 73 36 35 69
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ARSENAL’S UNBEA SEASON 2003/04
CAMPBELL
COLE
LAUREN
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TEAM HENR AWAY: 12 HOME: 26 STARTING TITLE COUNT HOME: 26 PLAYER TITLE COUNT 38 TITLE 37 37 APPEARANCES COUNT ARSÈNE WENGER’S STARTING ARSÈNE WENGER’S PLAYER STARTING PLAYER ARSÈNE WENGER’S 38 APPEARANCES ASSISTS SCORED APPEARANC OG
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LEHMANN
This therefore acted as a mere trial for which
within A4 dimensions. I applied a variation of
to show to professionals within the industry in
silhouetted with photography and maintained
order to generate a body of feedback.
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MID
the Gotham font family, taking advantage of
DEF
the many variations.
PIRES CAMPBELL I felt that this was a somewhat cramped layout
presented this way.
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ATT
This is my complete first draft, laid out
with no real justification as to why it should be
HENRY
COLE
32OG
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SILVA
LJUNGBERG
VIEIRA
BERGKAMP
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RD TITLE COUNT
PIRES
CAMPBELL
COLE
LAUREN
36
35
32
PIRES
32
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SILVA
LJUNGBERG
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PRO FEEDBACK
Me Juan David Martinez I plan on doing many more do you think that data visualisation can be a stand alone career?
Maybe navy blue. It needs variation in colour as the different components overlap too much.
More information and more space and both radial graphics could be smaller too.
Red/yellow cards, nationalities, shots, goals per game etc... definitely smaller for sure.
More detail in the goals assists and shots for each player.
The silhouettes could be a little smaller.
It depends, in Colombia, there are so few people working as infographists, pay is very low. A week later I received con from Colombian designer Juan David Martinez, which encouraged me to continue this ongoing project for the throughout the summer season. This instant dialogue made it easy
I think there may be another better scheme like red-black, gold-black may have more impact.
to understand both viewer perspective and professional input from a fellow designer.
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REFLECTION To conclude, this enlightening experience has
This course has adapted my mind into that
allowed me to overcome my fear of meeting
of a designer who places function over form,
frequent deadlines within a condensed period
rather than that of an illustrator placing form
of time, learning new software, and choosing
over function (most cases).
my design specialism for the future. Though I love illustration in its technical I found that designing with image, diagram,
beauty, I find it self-absorbed and laborious in
shape, text and three-dimensional material
comparison to slick and efficient design and
in branding or illustration is most enjoyable
therefore favour this wider application.
yet, I do not wish to be an illustrator in the traditional sense.
I feel that all projects showcase my capabilities as a flourishing designer and I wish to evolve
I feel as though there are many new avenues
as an interdisciplinary individual.
to explore through faster and more innovative digital means, as opposed to drawing for hours on end. I am fully confident that I am technically capable of such execution yet there is no longer a motive behind the act, and therefore my passion for it is lost.
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THANKS