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Sarah Stephenson

Member since: 23rd Oct 2011
Location: Qld, Australia
Occupation: Freelance Graphic Designer
Interests: Drawing, Painting & Graphic Design
Website: http://www.behance.net/sarah-studio
Bio: Graphic & Web Designer
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This is a band I heard in the city. The music was nothing I ever heard. I can only make out it a mix of Jazz. I had a fun time take photos. But it was difficult hold my new camera while enjoy the music. Special Thanks to Toby Dixon. A poster to donation computer to a home business that gives computers to Charity. http://design4europe.com/voting/148/orange-man.html/back_url=/artists/270/bla8e.html No Details Using 'Hippy-Chick-Kit' imag. Using 'Hippy-Chick-Kit' imag. One of my favourite artworks and digital art is ‘graffiti’. My first attempts on making a graffiti image without using spray cans. Using adobe Illustrator. One of my favourite artworks and digital art is ‘graffiti’. My first attempts on making a graffiti image without using spray cans. Using adobe Illustrator. This is my latest development in Pop Art. Using the Three colour process. This is my latest development in Pop Art. Using the Three colour process. You can find it here in design4europe e.g. http://design4europe.com/voting/149/sun-&-flower-series.html TITLE: Rock On 2011 MEDIUM: Photoshop I was influence by Allan Davy, whom loves tributed bands, the 80s and old bands From about seven or eight I was crazy in love with Macgyver TV show. It hard to believe I was hanging on the edge of my seat, pulse hammering with excitement and waiting with fear between each ad. Another fearful thought is watching a two partier. I could never sleep with excitement. Also I dream to be related to Macgyver (not Richard Dean Anderson but his character). From seven and eight I thought of him as my uncle. It was only much later I discovered they were making a Young Macgyver in 2003. The actor is Jared Padalecki (the actor from Supernatural) and he plays Angus Macgyver's nephew Clay Macgyver. From early research Angus Macgyver was an only child, so how can he be an uncle? It extended to one episode. In one of the last episode call ‘The Stringer’, Angus Macgyver discovered he had a son from a former girlfriend in college. I would have gone a different approach in young Macgyver. Maybe start at the beginning before Mac joins the Phoenix Foundation. Maybe based it when Macgyver is in collage. In the TV show he talk over his collage years and what he did. I could defiantly picture it that way. The theme I place on the image is a fifties retro look with my own flavour. Using elements like a missile, explosions, pocketknife and a calculator. Which symbolism the whole essences of ‘Macgyver’. Inspired by Andy Warhol. This is the second image I made of my own sister. The first was an acrylic painting which is place in a Exhibition in 2008. 2011 Medium: Photoshop This Work was meant for the Positive Poster Competition, which has come and gone. This Poster refers to the ‘FLOOD’ in Australia this year called ‘What you might loose’. So it refers to what we nearly or might have loosed (animals, family, areas & nature). The very few things that make Australia beautiful. So I hope that in the near future we could try putting a plan together so we can insure our country is safe. designed in Illustrator & Photoshop My Campaign Posters refers to the NANNY STATE ISSUE. From further research Government Issue like this don't work for a huge number of reasons. One of the reason is that the public wishes to be free with they chooses. Like if we want to catch a fish for dinner, or build a tree house for our kids, we should be able to do so and to do so without having someone looking over our shoulder all the time (Pure English ‘We’re Not Children Here”). My Theme for the Campaign posters is based from a scene from ‘MARY POPPINS’, where all the candidates’ nannies all blow away. It was very admusing, especial when I sketched them and then applied them in photoshop. The blowing away nannies makes me think the ‘NANNY STATE ISSUES should just blow away’ The word beneath say ‘NANNY STATE SAY NO’. The layout and text I got inspired from ‘KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON’ posters. The Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War than redicovered in 2000. My Campaign Posters refers to the NANNY STATE ISSUE. From further research Government Issue like this don't work for a huge number of reasons. One of the reason is that the public wishes to be free with they chooses. Like if we want to catch a fish for dinner, or build a tree house for our kids, we should be able to do so and to do so without having someone looking over our shoulder all the time (Pure English ‘We’re Not Children Here”). My Theme for the Campaign posters is based from a scene from ‘MARY POPPINS’, where all the candidates’ nannies all blow away. It was very admusing, especial when I sketched them and then applied them in photoshop. The blowing away nannies makes me think the ‘NANNY STATE ISSUES should just blow away’ The word beneath say ‘NANNY STATE SAY NO’. The layout and text I got inspired from ‘KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON’ posters. The Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War than redicovered in 2000. My Campaign Posters refers to the NANNY STATE ISSUE. From further research Government Issue like this don't work for a huge number of reasons. One of the reason is that the public wishes to be free with they chooses. Like if we want to catch a fish for dinner, or build a tree house for our kids, we should be able to do so and to do so without having someone looking over our shoulder all the time (Pure English ‘We’re Not Children Here”). My Theme for the Campaign posters is based from a scene from ‘MARY POPPINS’, where all the candidates’ nannies all blow away. It was very admusing, especial when I sketched them and then applied them in photoshop. The blowing away nannies makes me think the ‘NANNY STATE ISSUES should just blow away’ The word beneath say ‘NANNY STATE SAY NO’. The layout and text I got inspired from ‘KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON’ posters. The Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War than redicovered in 2000.

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