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scott evans illustration blog

Here is my new website up and running.

http://www.cargocollective.com/scottevansillustration

These are some screen shots of my cargo website.

At last here are the final images for the interactive book.  The following images show how the user unfolds the book at each stage revealing the narrative.

Now that i have my cargo website up and running i have added the website on the back of the bookmark.  I have chosen the idea of using a bookmark instead of a typical business card is because it promotes my work to a wider audience and is more useful for someone to pick up instead of just a simple piece of card that they keep in there wallets and will eventually throw out.

further progression with the three dimensional gift card.

These are the final prints ready for my portfolio, the bottom piece is a 3-D on screen piece that i’m still trying to fit the illustration onto.

These are the on screen outlines for the box that the books qaurterly will sit inside.  This has taken some time trying to develop them out into a three dimensional shape, thinking about where each section needs to be placed on screen and the page ready to be printed out and then assembled.  The image on the left shows the outlines of the product while on the right is the same image but with the illustration that will be printed on the reverse.  The reason for this mainly to make it easier when cutting out and assembling the parts.

After a some time experimenting with curning and adjusting the fonts size and points I have produced the final piece.  I also concentrated on the logo’s of both companies and realised many clients will want to make their logo the biggest part of the image but after some time discussing this I felt that i have created a balance between both the ASDA brand and world recycling day brand.

I first drew the three dimensional version by hand and then scanned it into illustrator where i converted the lines.  I am going to export the image into photoshop as a vector smart object and use the warp tool that i haven’t used before but wanted to experiment further with my on screen development skills.

Further progression on the one side of the template. Firstly I have incorporated more colour tones to break up the composition and secondly continued adding my illustrations on to the template.