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Graphic Communication

Graphic Communication. Poster Design. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901). ART NOUVEAU. Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant dans son Cabaret (1892). Moulin Rouge La Goulue (1891). A. M. Cassandre ( 1901-1968). ART DECO. Par le Paquebot L’ Atlantique (1931).

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Graphic Communication

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  1. Graphic Communication Poster Design

  2. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901) ART NOUVEAU Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant dans son Cabaret (1892) Moulin Rouge La Goulue (1891)

  3. A. M. Cassandre(1901-1968) ART DECO Par le Paquebot L’ Atlantique (1931) Dubonnet Wine Advertisement (1930s)

  4. Saul Bass (1920-1996) POP ART The Man With The Golden Arm (1955)

  5. Peter Max (1937 -) PSYCHEDELIA Love (1967) Paint Your Wagon (1969)

  6. Jamie Reid (1947 -) PUNK God Save The Queen (1977)

  7. Annotation: Work of Others… Start by talking about: The person/company in general (Name, illustrator/graphic Designer/ Photographer etc, where they came from, date of birth/death) Then talk about their work in general: • Is it traditional, digital, mixture of the two? • What media, materials, techniques, technology do they use? Why? • How does this type of work fit into the world of design? Print, TV, Online etc Then analyse individual pieces: • Talk about what attracted you to the work – style/content/techniques used etc. • Say what effect they have achieved: textured/calming/chaotic/exciting/scary etc • Explain how they achieved this through use of: colour/layers/lighting/materials etc • Does this artist/designer’s work remind you of anything? Other artist/designers, adverts, products etc. • How do you plan to use this as inspiration for your own work? Will you experiment with similar colours/techniques/content etc? • How does this style/content/technique link to your theme and your possible outcome?

  8. Last but not least: Compare and contrast this artist/designer with you other chosen artist/designers. Will you be able to merge the two (or more) styles/techniques/media during your investigations? What effect do you think this will create (when you try it out later on in the sketchbook, say if it turned out as you expected? Was it better or worse, why, how?) Example: The uneven texture within this piece of design provokes a feeling of anxiety. ‘Surname’, has achieved this through use of torn edges and careless, unstructured layering. Each layer overlapping another, leaving bits of random layers revealed creates confusion and uncertainty in what message is trying to be conveyed. The effect within this design reminds me of billboards, when parts of the new advert have worn away, leaving the advert that preceded it exposed. I plan to experiment with ripping and overlapping festival tickets and photographs in a hectic fashion to try and achieve a manic yet exciting look. Different ways to start your annotation: • I was intrigued by the chaotic nature of his/her work (resulting in a feeling of excitement) • I was attracted to the vivid colours/stark contrast/excitement that is captured by the use of overlapping layers. • His/her use of smooth lines creates a flowing and rhythmic feel which provides a sense of movement.

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