This blog is a warehouse for design inspiration and process. The authors of this blog are all current students enrolled in Assistant Prof. Newton's ARTC4314H Poster Design class at Texas State University San Marcos.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Gutierrez --Guggenheim Poster
1. What is the interactive element?
Perforated pull-tabs (the arrows) wrapping/curving around the rectangular poster, locking into place in cut-out slots.
2. Why did I choose this method?
It needed to represent the circular building, so I made strips of a wrap-around curve to achieve this.
3. How successful was the final piece?
I've happy about the interactive part. There could be some changes. The type I was iffy about, I think it needs re-working. And maybe the space between the logo (which is a tad bit big!) and the tips of the arrows may be too much space.
4. What did I learn from this project?
The many different options one can go through paper engineering to achieve (in my case) the appearance of the Guggenheim.
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