Graphic Design at UCK

For her retrospective, Shannon chose to investigate the life and works of Antoni Gaudi. Her final piece is a stunning, professionally-printed book that includes many of her own photographs and glossy pages – some of which fold open. In the back, she included a small 2009 pocket calendar in four languages.
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Her development work was laid out on large pages and included a booklet with internet research and a Gaudi CV as well as some pamphlets she picked up from various exhibitions.
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The Final Submission
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And some development work…
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Shannon’s decade assignments covered the 1920s and 1960s.
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She neatly presented her assignments in clear binders and a nice folder for development work. I will post the final submissions as well as some of her development pages. She had also included a bibliography for each decade in folders with internet research.
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In the final submissions, she included some transparent images that were popular at the time which made a nice touch. Note that some of the scans came out with some funky colours, but as usual, it’s just so you get the idea!
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The Final Submissions
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The Roaring Twenties
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The Swinging Sixties
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And some development work….
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For this second assignment for unit 6, Ashley chose to re-invent the corporate identity of the famous TGI Fridays restaurant chain. His task was to produce a menu, wine list, placemat and matchbox.

Submissions were sent on A2 foam boards and professionally printed. Some development work was also mounted on foam boards.
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The Final Submissions:
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My Order:
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And some development work…
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Ashley chose to create a corporate identity for an IMAX movie premier of 5 Miles Deep. His final submission had to include preview night invitations, an advertising poster, brochure and a give away gift.

Ashley presented his work professionally printed and mounted on A2 foam boards along with an A3 booklet of development work and a smaller binder of research. Because he used a lot of holographic materials, it was difficult to get decent photos of some of it but you’ll get the idea.
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The Final Submissions:
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This is one of the shiny ones difficult to show in a photograph. You can see below how it was mounted as well.

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These are photos Ashley took that he used in his final presentation with his own images and people added in to show in context.
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We got this in today to post on bulletin boards around campus so I’m passing it on in case any of you are interested:
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