Final shizz

Very small version of the final poster

I don't believe I spent £5 on magazines to cut up straight away.

I have found this project particulary hard as it's not something I am really interested in. I struggles at first to find something i wanted to do, and ended up starting to create various different posters but was never happy with them. In the end i thought the only way to come up with something half decent would be to try and associate the poster with something i am interested in. Initially i thought i wouldn't be able to combine my interests with the brief.

With some scissors, glue and the most important subject known to mankind i came up with something i was finally happy with!...



This isn't my final poster, of course, although i will be using this as my magazine front cover that will be projected onto the surface of sorts.
It was fun to do and looks pretty. Great success.

I want to go home

The Idea for my poster was to create a piece of technology that allows you to project magazines onto a surface so it would never be a hassle to carry big books around. The concept of the projector would be that instead of buying your usual magazine, instead you would purchase a micro chip containing the magazine to load into your ‘projector’. The remote is small and simple, with only the options of your favourite magazines and the option of ‘back’ and ‘next’ which controls the pages of the magazine.

The poster will be created in two seperate parts, consisting of a magazine that i will design to be projected onto a surface, and the second part being the remote control that projects the magazine.

The magazine will be the most fun to create because i am a child.