The flowers drawn in watercolour have a softness and calmness about them. Her work is very feminine. The simplicity of her work appeals to me - the white space around images in the book has influenced the layout of my portfolio.
Love love love these photographs from Vogue. They represent how the boundaries between fashion and graphic design are diffusing. The colours have influenced my FMP - the use of white, cream and greys with flashes of colour - reds and pinks to contrast.
There's something about brown paper that always seems to draw my attention. I came across this when I was doing research for my FMP. The typography is interesting - mixing different typefaces to create something much more eye catching.
Interesting ways of combining image and typography. I like the use of photography with hand-rendered typography in the first image - it has a sense of innocence. Doodling - freedom of thought / looks effortless and unplanned.
Typography in the second image was created to look like blood - the way the sentence hasn't been finished makes you think - what happened to make her stop writing half way through?
This really grabbed my attention - the quote is so true. Although the more I think about it the more I question is it stating the obvious? However, it is inspiring - you should do things you enjoy or you'll live to regret it.