'How much does your building weigh, Mr. Foster?'

And the second of my final projects, a typographic installation and

a poster inspired by Norman Foster. More details here:

http://www.behance.net/gallery/How-much-does-your-building-weigh-Mr_-Foster/571002

In Case of Packaging

This is one of my final year projects. I've just published it on my portfolio site - take a look!

D&AD New Blood

I went to New Blood on last Saturday, this year as an exhibitor :) Here are some shots of our uni's stand:

Some of my work was there too - a poster from my final project about Norman Foster:

'In Case Of Packaging' book:

And my 'Perfume' project in a portfolio:

The exhibition was in Old Truman Brewery, London.

See more photos on my flickr page.

Penguin Design Award Results

And the winnners are...

http://www.penguin.co.uk/static/cs/uk/0/minisites/penguindesignaward/penguin_2010winners.php

Got the 2nd Prize! :)

Judges' comments on Penguin website: http://www.penguin.co.uk/static/cs/uk/0/minisites/penguindesignaward/pda2010_pzywert.php

See my earlier posts for details of my 'Perfume' book cover entry: http://patrycjazywert.blogspot.com/2010/06/little-update-to-perfume-post-my-entry.html

Show Time!

Our Degree Show opened last Friday.

Still can't believe that the course is finished. Will miss uni times!

I displayed my two final projects:

Norman Foster Film Promo

(more at http://www.startshow.co.uk/zywert.html)

and In Case of Packaging:

(more at http://www.startshow.co.uk/zywert.html)

I'll post more images from the show soon!

Penguin update

A little update to the 'Perfume' post - my entry was shortlisted and I had a chance to resubmit the design with some little changes. I made the lettering more hairy and messy and changed the colours slightly.

Now looking forward to the ceremony next week, can't wait to see other shortlisted designs and the results! :)

Penguin Design Award entry

This is my final design of 'Perfume' book cover for Penguin Design Award 2010. Full jacket:

Just front cover:

Photos of the model:

And this is my explanation of the concept:

My concept is based on creating mixed feelings. The title lettering looks nice at first sight but after taking a closer look the reader can see it is made of hair. Beautiful, long and nicely scented hair is undoubtedly a feature of a woman. If it is cut, it immediately brings the thought that something bad has happened to her. By using real hair I wanted to emphasise the human aspect in a subtle way and it links to the story, the pursuit of the perfect scent - innocence. The lettering style is inspired by eighteenth-century French alphabets.

Go to my previous post to see the development & tests: http://patrycjazywert.blogspot.com/2010/05/perfume-book-cover-development.html.