This is the final project of the course taught by Andy J. Pizza at Skillshare.
Find Your Style: Five exercises to unlock your creative identity.
Find Your Style: Five exercises to unlock your creative identity.
In this project I found different characteristics that define me as a graphic designer:
The use of flat colors.
The importance of red.
The references to the 60's/90's.
The untidy lines.
And the open figures.
I have developed my project in which you can clearly see how I found my style.
The use of flat colors.
The importance of red.
The references to the 60's/90's.
The untidy lines.
And the open figures.
I have developed my project in which you can clearly see how I found my style.
In the first exercise, a research task was done on your influences.
Based on these, two dice were rolled and I had to randomly match two different designs.
Based on these, two dice were rolled and I had to randomly match two different designs.
In the first one I took as a reference an album of the singer Lazza and based on that I made a self-portrait.
In the second one I took reference to concepts that remind me of my grandmother, like her favorite color and her travels and I made a collage with a scene from "El Patrino" because my grandmother was Sicilian.
In the other corner I drew a cup (I used to have breakfast with my mom every day) and made a collage with my mom's favorite painting. Placing myself in the middle with my favorite painting.
In the second one I took reference to concepts that remind me of my grandmother, like her favorite color and her travels and I made a collage with a scene from "El Patrino" because my grandmother was Sicilian.
In the other corner I drew a cup (I used to have breakfast with my mom every day) and made a collage with my mom's favorite painting. Placing myself in the middle with my favorite painting.
Once I found the common characteristics to all my works, I created different designs, based on concepts suggested by friends and made a style line.
