Project #3
4 Color Exhibit Brochure For Local Museum or Gallery
You will design and mock-up a 4-color Brochure for a CURRENT exhibit at a local Museum or Gallery of your choosing. You can do your initial research on the internet to get an idea of what is currently going on at southland museums. After selection, I strongly suggest you make a trip to the exhibit to see the show and get a feel for how the material should be presented in your piece. Museums frequently print a book for the exhibit which could be a great source for visuals and copy. If you don’t want to purchase the book, look for alternatives in the store such as postcards or pamphlets on the exhibit.
Project Specifications: This project is wide open for your individual interpretation. Size, folding, die cutting,# of pages is entirely up to your design tastes and the dictates of the exhibit content.
The only requirement is the art files must be set-up using InDesign.
What I chose:
HOUSE INDUSTRIES EAMES GALLERY EXHIBITION
Exhibition Runs from March 12 through April 1, 2010
Please join us as we introduce the illustrative beauty and cumulative functionality of Eames Century Modern with a three-dimensional tactile typographic experience at the Eames Office Gallery in Santa Monica. A cornucopia of free-standing di mensional letterforms and hand-printed installations celebrate the intricate curves and stunning stroke contrast that are the building blocks of this new font collection.
This is what I came up with using the print material that was given out at the exhibition, as well as their free font.
Please join us as we introduce the illustrative beauty and cumulative functionality of Eames Century Modern with a three-dimensional tactile typographic experience at the Eames Office Gallery in Santa Monica. A cornucopia of free-standing di mensional letterforms and hand-printed installations celebrate the intricate curves and stunning stroke contrast that are the building blocks of this new font collection.
Where: The Eames Office, 850 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, CA
This is what I came up with using the print material that was given out at the exhibition, as well as their free font.
