Sunday 27 January 2013

Essay Research

 How did the ideologies and values of the hippie subculture affect visual culture?

I have been looking into 'family dog presents' posters.


The Family Dog Presents

Siegel-Schwall Band

Kaleidoscope / Savage Resurrection / North American Ibis Alchemical Co.

March 22-24, 1968 @ Avalon Ballroom - San Francisco

© 1968 Family Dog Productions

Artist: San Andreas Fault


Quicksilver

Ace Of Cups / Falmin Groovies

February 16-18, 1968 @ Avalon Ballroom - San Francisco
© 1968 Family Dog Productions
Artist: Bob Schnepf


The Family Dog Presents

Youngbloods

Kaleidoscope / Hour Glass

May 24-26, 1968 @ Avalon Ballroom - San Francisco
Artist: John Thompson






Monday 21 January 2013

ISTD // Bike Rental Leeds

Cycle Point Leeds - located opposite Leeds Train Station

Rental:

CyclePoint offers bicycle hire. The rental bikes are suitable for work or longer leisure journeys and can be hired for one or more days. Folding bicycles are also available.  The hire scheme is open to anyone and users only need to leave their personal details and pay a rental deposit. Rented bikes must be returned during staffed hours.




Friday 4 January 2013

Design for Print & Web // Further Visual Research

These images below were all sourced from design inspiration.  They don't particularly relate to the brief but I admire the aesthetics of them all so thought I'd record them here.  For my visuals for the brief I would like to design something more creative like this than just road signs which was my initial idea.







Thursday 3 January 2013

Design for Print & Web // Visual Research

I have picked the brief 'On yer bike' as I love cycling and thought I could probably relate to this brief the most. 

This is the last years winner for the competition, their design shows great digital skill but I think it could be more exciting.




 So far this is the visual research that has caught my eye.

Cycling in Paris





Clever:  Bikes made into furniture!



Here are some cool road marking typogprahy I found on http://designspiration.net/image/4088022580599/.  Something like this would work well to guide cyclists around cities and gives you a larger surface area to work with than just a sign post.