Final work —
two versions with a bit difference of how I arrange the location
not sure which one looks better — I feel a sense of movement from the left one; yet the right one is more symmetrical so maybe it makes audience feel better…?
And here is a comparison for 3 versions —
WEBSITE
For the website design, here are my new sketches — using circles as little planets / bubbles — I still find it a bit hard to imagine & plan the grid first to allocate these circles.
ARTICLE SPREAD
I try to incorporate the circle shape but not sure if it looks pretty… or weird?
I’m also not sure how to set up the grid system in this case.
I realize that as a designer I am indecisive when I have several versions to choose from… I think it takes practice and I will try to be patient.
questions to think about —
- I found it hard to decide which grid system to use for my poster especially with the 3 circles ( I wonder if I should let the start of the sentences be curvy following the circle’s curve.) I can set the grid based on the word “invisible” or “DESIGN” but I am a bit confused how I should make the decision.
- for the word “invisible” I use mini circles to represent “i” but for the type, the top of ‘i’ is a little square, but I am not sure how to only save the square part of the i — is it the only way to use Photoshop?
- The word “invisible” is not too visible, but maybe that’s the point?…
- maybe I can make the big circles which contain the content of the symposium to gooey amorphous shapes.
- for my article spread and website — I will integrate the circle with gradient color & type. Though for the article spread I am thinking about making the circle very big and let the start of the sentence follow the curve line — considering it will decrease the legibility… I am not sure if I should go for it, but I should give it a try in Indesign and see how it goes.
- Can I edit the date information? ex. state it’s EST at one place, instead of repeating it several times.