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Ross Gunter — Folio Blog Bxxlght - Design Lightboxes Maddison Graphic David Galasse | Graphic Design 55 11 985-714-777 Hotel Esencia | Luxury Beach Resorts | Tulum, Mexico BASTER 2011 Combing project and album artwork gemunited.com huntersgohungry.com Bas has always had an eye for antique furniture. Once he even tried to lug an abandoned (and rather sizeable) chest of drawers all the way from East to West Amsterdam on his own. He gave up somewhere near the Amstel, but not before hiding it safely under a bridge to pick it up the next day. It’s this hunter gatherer side to his character that comes to the fore in the artwork for Gem’s latest album. FromFalmouth 2012 – Jon Butterworth Butterworthjon@gmail.com – 07518126974 – www.jonbutterworth.co.uk I thought the main message within the book was: ‘Fight through the oppression to become free’. My idea was to recreate this visually by using the interaction of a sleeve. The sleeve represents oppression using geometric shapes and was inspired from looking at images of mental patients sat in room corners, the book itself is white and minimal to represent freedom. For my final major project I researched into aviation within World War Two. I decided to create a brand to make the stories more appealing to the younger generation; it would include a booklet to be released for Remembrance Day with a free poppy. After designing the booklet I set about designing more to come with it, such as posters that play on the aircrafts name e.g. a spitfire actually spiting fire. The last outcomes were digital, firstly a sound app that enables you to hear the sounds of the aircraft while you read about them, the second being the website.
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