Reflection

I had a lot of ideas in terms of conception, but it was always easy to get too carried away and lose sight of the theme. When I first created Arial as the original font, I was going to make a set of Arial fonts for the alien system, but I forgot the connection with Arial when I was researching and trying, which led me to revert and try again.
I couldn't borrow the x-ray equipment, so I had to use ps to try and make a similar effect, but when I put it together with the font the white light and shadow of the x-ray blended in with the font, and it didn't give a good representation of the flowers and distinguish the text. So in the end a more personalised version with the flowers highlighted was made for comparison.
One particular piece was a 3D print where the ink had run out and half of it didn't go on. I was distressed at first thinking I wouldn't be able to use it. But a classmate told me that this might be right in line with my theme of digitally erasing to represent the truth in a disappearing history, telling us that we should deeply reflect and question the traditional perceptions we once always identified with, and keep searching for the truth.

Just my type This page is part of the collection 'Graphic Design'.

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