Stream photos on flickr

Hi everyone, I posted some pictures of the show on flickr.
Click here to view all pics.
It would be great if you all shared the pictures you took of the show, either on the blog, flickr, or other photo sharing site. Have a great summer. Pino

Graphics on panels

Placement, type treatment, color and size exploration.

 

Stream wall structure 3-22-2009

The current design (drawings by Paul C.)
3/4" plywood and 6mm white sintra.

Postcard explorations

Experimentation and exploration of postcards...

Poster, Posters and Posters oh a postscard

By Micah J.Wilson


Tom



More graphics and possible posters and postcards for the exhibit.

Preliminary STREAM graphics

Some of my preliminary STREAM graphics proposals. Basically looking for art direction. Includes submission form and call for entries flyers/posters.

Logo comparison

Hi all,

I took sherwin's, micah c's, and thomas' logos and put them on the same page for comparison. I didn't have Alix's but I saw one on the blog that was a variation of sherwin's. I added the test graphic to all of them to see how they would stand out in context. btw I didn't have the tagline font, so don't use any of these for final.

Here are my comments:
They are all strong but I think the design on top (sherwin's) has just a few more things going for it.

Sherwin's (top)
the logotype fits into a horizontal band, except for the 20, accentuating the sideways movement. the "e" is a strong focal point, it's symmetrical in both directions. there is a balance between the positive and negative spaces. the cuts through the s and the t could be a bit larger maybe.

Thomas' (middle)
it's also strong however the curve does not work so well with the tagline and also it looses its "fluidity" at a smaller scale. I would move the 20 outside as well. someone mentioned that the 20 is confusing, I think it's ok to have a bit of unknown, it just sounds good when you read stream twenty together.

Micah C's (bottom)
also strong and very fluid. the white stripe gets lost a bit at small scale. because of the extra light typeface, the tagline does not have enough contrast and is fighting a bit.

Having said what my preference is, I think you all did tremendous work and it would be fantastic if we could retain some of the many ideas that were explored to use in all the various applications. Let's make a list tomorrow of all the applications that we need. We'll need a quick graphic for a simple webpage that has a link to the donation form on the CCA site.

See you all tomorrow. Bring your computers so we can work in class. Thanks again for the hard work.

Pino

Logos

Here are a few different concepts with the cut out. I really like the 5th on the left and the 2nd on the right. please feel free to comment or suggest and changes yo would like to see.

Project 3b: Paul Carlson -- Final Logo

Sherwin David - Project 3b: Logo Comps

Final logo ideas. I'm not so sure about the color choices however.

I have altered the text so it is lower case and also altered the swirls so they don't look as floral. I have also played with the 20 theme along side the title. 

Project 3b Logo Design LEo Zhao

I like the idea that we can be like streams with different path and different backgrounds. And we come together here to celebrate the 20th anniversary of DAI.
That's the concept for the logo design in the bottom.

logo

just played around a little bit, I think the bottom one is my favorite. I was trying to go with that waiting/progress bar image someone (sorry I forgot who!) had in their mood board. so sort of like "streaming.." as in loading, etc.

Sherwin David - Stream Logo [Updated]

Updated: A few more exploring color as well as type treatment. I'm trying to find a more appropriate typeface. Any recommendations?

More exercises for the logo design. Basically looking into the sinuous lines that many of the mood boards have from furnitures to nature. The design is somewhat simple but still retains a level of elegance and sophistication. The form along with the type, again while simple, takes on forms of streams of water, light and thought. It is fluid and light (weight), open and whimsical. The wave, as I'll call it for the moment is not final and is a rough and quick sketch. Feedback would highly appreciated to see if I can develop the logos above further.