I went to check out LCC's Power of Ten exhibition this week. Work is displayed throughout the whole college, showing a huge range of different aspects of design. I saw lots of great, thought-provoking stuff- it's good to have a look at work outside of my own subject. I'm always in ore of illustration work, it's not my strength, so it all looks amazing to me- so many different styles. Here's some bits and pieces that caught my eye in particular.
This collection of stamps I thought was beautifully delicate and twee. The colours that travel across the spectrum compliment the idea of something changing over time and the simple, uncluttered layout allows you to take a look at each individual frame easily.
There were a couple of 3D based projects around but I found this to be nice to look out in the 2D world too. I'm a big fan of most things screen printed, I think that's because it's not something I've dipped into properly yet, so I'm always impressed with the great colours and textures of the results. I will definitely be getting more involved when I return to college in September.
I thought this piece was gorgeous. You can see real skill in the laying down of colour in the 'Piano' 'Printer' artworks and the idea as a whole is brilliant. The thing I like is that the concept, although simple, is demonstrated in a clean, well presented way and needs no further explanation.
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