You Don't Mess With Zohan

This isn’t the typical design we would evaluate here, but it is still a very interesting one. To evaluate the script design of a movie is very much out of the box. The movie “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan” is a very difficult movie to evaluate. Its beginning is very interesting because it discusses the Arab-Israeli relationship. The problem is that comedy is added to this movie, which makes it kind of useless. Either it should have been a comedy movie discussing a different context, or a very serious movie/documentary about the relationship between the Arabs and Israelis. We have to question our self if it is the right thing to compare the Arab-Israeli relationship in a comedy movie or not, if we have decided this, we can talk about the quality of design of the script of a movie; I personally think that a very serious issue shouldn’t be discussed in such a comedy movie. 

http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/movie/17538118/review/21089025/you_dont_mess_with_the_zohan

Store Design

When creating my store design, I wanted to make sure the brand is represented. On the pictures you can see, that both lengths of the building are covered or decorated with huge poster/advertisements. This should give the first impression of what actually can be found in this store. When entering through the modern looking glass door entrance, the first thing you can see is another poster; this is the one I chose to be my final one, which can be viewed in A2 size in the school corridor, in front of the science lab.

The interior design of the store should remind you of what you are actually buying. The brick wall should give the impression of what kind of people would be in a store like this, followed by the all-dark brown wood furniture. All of the colors are related to my color theme, and grabbed directly from there. The way the furniture is set up, should guide the visitors and potential clients around, so they should look at as much as possible, and hopefully grab some of it. The store is created to show the brand identity and leads the clients around to see, and then hopefully buy as much as possible.

Humour, Zombie and Donut

Han Hoogerbrugge, a great designer, as his works in this idpure edition as well as his website prove. He went to the Rotterdam Art School, where he studied painting. All of his works are based upon inspirations he gained throughout his everyday life. His main work, or basically only, is the creation of animations, which he produces based upon his idea of what the current world looks like. So, his animations have changed greatly over the years, as his outside influences and ideas have changed. He has great animations, able to be seen on www.hoogerbrugge.com

 

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Adrien Rovero - his interior designs

Adrien Rovero decided to pursue his training with a course in industrial design the ecal (Lausanne school of art). In October 2004 he obtained his diploma. Every piece he designs, tells an own story. The thing that makes his project more interesting than the rest of the peoples is that he wants to communicate something with his designs, and pieces. He likes to be influenced when designing things. His designs all look incredible, and different. They are not why were used to from the rest of the world. They look special, and out of the normal; it is this certain piece that when people look at it, they want to have it .

 

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Lotie

Lotie lives and works in Paris. She was born in 1976, and gained her master in History and a degree in Art History in 2001. She decided to dedicate her time entirely to drawing and illustration. She uses Indian ink, or pencil on paper to create her works. Her biggest fear, is to become outmoded and not realizing it. Her dream idea is to have pictures or productions that express energy. When looking at her ideas, I must say, she has achieved her goal. All of her designs look incredibly lively and express great energy. They set the viewer in a happy mood, and want them to look at more.

 

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FINAL Advertisement

After going through the process of designing at RIDICULES AMOUNT of posters, I have finished with this one. It addresses the task assigned, incorporating the slogan, and the company’s logo. It also addresses the color scheme, with the black colors, and brick background. The bricks making up the background represent Inner City’s motto, and type of company they are.

To create this, I went to through a complex and time-consuming process. I searched for a way to create graffiti in Photoshop. After I found this, I applied it. Of course the poster wasn’t perfect yet, so I had to make small adjustments all the time. When doing this, I had to redo the graffiti process every time.

Overall, I could have written at least 10 rationales, as I thought I was finished at least that many times. Together with my teacher, I decided that was going to be the finished design.  I am proud to finally have a finished design. 

FINAL logo