i decided to base my adoption pack on a simple net big enough to hold a portfolio of A6 prints inside, on each of the flaps i put some information about myself under a heading; education, profile, experience, skills, and contact. When opened the lucky recipient will not only receive all that they need to know about me but also a series of prints, if i have the time i would like to put my business card image on the front with some hand rendered text, and perhaps include a paper easel for propping up the prints. the rest of the piece needs to stay as clear as possible maximising legibility.
Here lies the scarwls and scraps that make up my final imagery, drawing all sorts trying to make the dream into a career.
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
creative CV
when we were told to produce a CV for this module i was dreading it, i think its the most tedious thing to write, selling yourself is difficult when its you writing it. Maybe modesty is to much of a factor, who knows. with the initial research in mind i let the ideas stew until i eventually came up with a format. I want to produce an 'adopt an illustration graduate pack' exactly like WWF and other animal organisations who send some pictures and a toy all in a self contained document with all the information you need to know, seemed like the perfect format in my head.
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