A little late, but I just wanted to thank everyone who came to Soundroom at ImagineRIT. You all helped us to be a big success! Check out the video below to see what went on throughout the day!
This is my first “theme.” I tried to incorporate my bright circles from my graphics before since everyone seemed to like them. I also really like the idea of them bouncing from the bottom and splashing like paint.
This is my second theme going with a “cute” theme to kind of correspond to Savannah’s bright green cutesy theme.
Here are some more installation graphics I’ve come up with. Playing with some different theme ideas, and shapes.
Right now I’m working to organize our installation graphic themes, create ideas for motion, and figure out how sound will effect the specific graphics. It’s crunch time! With really less than a week to have these graphics finalized I’ve come up with something of a system. Below is a sample of the latest graphic I’ve come up with. We’re aiming to have 3 themes, one would be more spacey, and bright colored– like what we’ve created so far. The second would be more playful, and geared more towards simple shapes. The third would be a mixture, with more complex geometric shapes and arrangements. Keep posted for updates. Should have quite a few finished by tomorrow!
So Sam can apparently get us a free banner, a small one, but it’s free. So here is a quick comp that is pretty simple, if you want anything else on there or have other suggestions let me know ASAP!
A splash page for http://soundroom.cias.rit.edu I wanted to make it look similiar to the welcome page of what the actual website will look like. There are a couple different variations.
I’ve been working on maps of the campus for us to use. We might still print out our own little postcard but I’ve also been working on a general one for all of the teams. The general one isn’t done yet, I still need to get logos from the other teams in order to finish.
We are in need of as many installation graphics we can get. Savannah has been doing some awesome work, and I wanted to keep going with the styles she has been working with. Abduzeedo had a cool tutorial that I did that could provide some cool graphics for the installation.
Here is my version:
These next two are just possibly design assets that could be used, as opposed to creating what the artwork might look like considering that will vary so much.
Here are some poster designs I created to advertise our installation at ImagineRIT. I wanted to create a simple poster, that stayed true to our “brand”– yet incorporated some of the installation graphics that we haven’t used on our other print pieces. This also allows room for color and graphic variation. We can have alot of different posters using the same general style.
