Design a set of book covers for the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) in Montreal, featuring three iconic architects: Louis Sullivan (Chicago Style, influenced by Art Nouveau), Richard Neutra (Modernism), and Frank Gehry (Deconstructivism).
Incorporate typography and color as integral elements of the design system, creating a visual language that ties the three covers together and establishes a cohesive identity for the institution.
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Indesign
6x9 in front cover and back cover
0.75 x 9 in spine
Deliver two versions for each cover:
A typographic-only design.
A design incorporating imagery of the architect’s buildings.
Include the CCA logo
In this second iteration, I made the background black to make the poster feel less empty. I refined the continuous line concept into separate lines for each question so it's less confusing. I used solid lines to connect questions and dotted lines for the answers. Lastly I added works by Bridget to showcase her journey through different mediums of art.
Design feels much more intentional — smoother lines with regular spacing
Needs variety in composition — pictures are similar sizes, text is mainly placed in the center of the pages
Text is too small, hard to read from afar
Used lines to directly convey classmate's journey to design
Lines to connect question to answer
Dotted lines to connect subtext
Curved lines create feeling of fluidity
Use of original artwork provided by classmate
Emphasizes classmate's passions to work in the creative field
Gives audience a glimpse of classmate's range of works
Text made larger — easier to read from further distances
Varying sizes in images and placement of text
Used a grid to create more ordered composition