Form and Content 3
“Project 49 Posters”
For this next form and content exercise I choose the exhibit on the Project 49 posters. I found this exhibit at www.commarts.com. The project was done by Jeremy Payne, the project was that Jeremy wanted to create a poster for each mile of the bay drive which is 49 miles. For this project Jeremy went out to that area and walked the whole 49 miles, and just took pictures of inspiration so that when he went to create these posters he knew what was at what mile. The context in which it is presented is that it’s simply stated Project 49 which indicates the 49 miles of the bay; San Francisco is the city that the 49 miles are in, and what mile you are at if you are taking that route. The connection between the content and the form is that all of the posters are blue white and red, and the 49 just pops out because it is the only part of the posters that is red. Also when looking at the posters what connects the content and form is that when you arrive at a certain mile that poster gives you a preview of what is at the mile, and if you forget at what mile you are at that poster is like a you are here map. The words are also blue or white just like the shapes used to create the sights at the different miles. What makes this piece visually interesting as I was looking at each poster there is a small white bird in each of them. It’s like a “Where is Waldo book,” if you look closely he is hidden in certain places, probably indicating that there are seagulls at each mile because of the beach and the sea. Also Even though the main color is blue, you don’t get confused of what the place is, it doesn’t clash. The principles if design that the artist used was balance. In each of the posters everything is set in the middle. Also rhythm, because of the same bird used, the same colors, the patterns used, such as the diamonds, squares used as windows for the building, the circles that make up another building. Also the artist uses unity, because all of the posters are made for the same purpose, to go to the 49 miles. The posters also create emphasis to the sights of that mile and then the emphasis goes to what mile you are at. Also the artist created the emphasis in the 49 and San Francisco because that’s how many miles are on that route, and that’s the city you are in, He created emphasis by making those two things a bright orange to stand out from the blue and white. The type relates to the image because the Project 49 looks like it was stamped on the poster, and the 49 reminds me of the route signs. Also the type is blue and white, and so are the sights for that mile.
“Project 49 Posters”
For this next form and content exercise I choose the exhibit on the Project 49 posters. I found this exhibit at www.commarts.com. The project was done by Jeremy Payne, the project was that Jeremy wanted to create a poster for each mile of the bay drive which is 49 miles. For this project Jeremy went out to that area and walked the whole 49 miles, and just took pictures of inspiration so that when he went to create these posters he knew what was at what mile. The context in which it is presented is that it’s simply stated Project 49 which indicates the 49 miles of the bay; San Francisco is the city that the 49 miles are in, and what mile you are at if you are taking that route. The connection between the content and the form is that all of the posters are blue white and red, and the 49 just pops out because it is the only part of the posters that is red. Also when looking at the posters what connects the content and form is that when you arrive at a certain mile that poster gives you a preview of what is at the mile, and if you forget at what mile you are at that poster is like a you are here map. The words are also blue or white just like the shapes used to create the sights at the different miles. What makes this piece visually interesting as I was looking at each poster there is a small white bird in each of them. It’s like a “Where is Waldo book,” if you look closely he is hidden in certain places, probably indicating that there are seagulls at each mile because of the beach and the sea. Also Even though the main color is blue, you don’t get confused of what the place is, it doesn’t clash. The principles if design that the artist used was balance. In each of the posters everything is set in the middle. Also rhythm, because of the same bird used, the same colors, the patterns used, such as the diamonds, squares used as windows for the building, the circles that make up another building. Also the artist uses unity, because all of the posters are made for the same purpose, to go to the 49 miles. The posters also create emphasis to the sights of that mile and then the emphasis goes to what mile you are at. Also the artist created the emphasis in the 49 and San Francisco because that’s how many miles are on that route, and that’s the city you are in, He created emphasis by making those two things a bright orange to stand out from the blue and white. The type relates to the image because the Project 49 looks like it was stamped on the poster, and the 49 reminds me of the route signs. Also the type is blue and white, and so are the sights for that mile.
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