Apr 6, 2018
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#palecek #orlandoproject
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#degournay hand painted wallpapers. #stunning #orlandoproject (at Mono, Ontario)
Measuring out #wallpapers today #Kravet #orlandoproject #interiordesign @adamandcompanyinteriordesign @ (at Mono, Ontario)
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Final Poster Designs
I felt that something felt wrong with the colour on my poster. It felt too blocky and unrealistic. I therefore went back into the digital colouring, removing the brick red from the roofs and windows where the colour shouldn’t be. I much prefer this version, as it feels a little more realistic and has less of a zine aesthetic.
I wanted to tie together the separate elements on the poster and therefore decided to take this brick colour into the portrait and the text. I highlighted certain points in the portrait that I felt could also be a red colour - taking inspiration from the 1992 film especially for the red hair. I also changed the text to a darker version of the colour which I think ties it into the rest of the image a lot better.
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Orlando’s House
I felt that Orlando’s house played a major part in the story. It is given to him as a gift from Elizabeth I to show that he is her favourite and symbolises him becoming a man. He then returns to the house throughout his life and it remains the only constant throughout the centuries. He always retreats there when he needs to just be himself. I think perhaps that the house could be almost what’s keeping him there.
I layered my drawings of Elizabethan houses, as I loved the description of the house as being like a small town. I therefore wanted to make it feel busy and rambling. I also wanted it to feel as though it has been added to and added to throughout the centuries as most old mansions have.
More Composition Experiments
Poster Layout and Typography Experiments
After deciding to used my collage portraits, I had to decide how I would turn these into a poster. I asked people’s opinions of the collages and chose the ones that were most popular with my peers and with myself. I then photographed them and played around with the positioning on Photoshop. I knew that typography would be very important to the final look of the poster, so I experimented with many different typefaces. I initially tried collaged letters to go with the collaged faces, however I found that this created too much of a zine-like aesthetic which I didn’t feel related to the book. I then decided that hand-written text would go much better with the feeling of the book.
I created a hand-drawn version of the Elizabethan printed type I initially used which I liked the look of but ultimately felt didn’t make contextual sense, as I thought it would be better for the writing to look like Orlando’s handwriting as it’s quite an important plot point that Orlando himself writes a lot. I began my copying Elizabethan handwriting, as this would have been when Orlando learnt to write and therefore the handwriting style he would have. I then developed some of my own typographic styles based around this.
I did struggle with the layout, as I kept feeling that the elements weren’t working well together and that something was missing from the composition. As typography became a big focus for me, I tried using some in the background. I chose some samples of handwriting from Queen Elizabeth I, as she is quite a major character at the beginning of Orlando and helps to set the plot of the book and Orlando’s life in motion. However, I still didn’t feel that the composition was right and that a different, more detailed background was needed to offset the simplicity of the portrait and typography.