VORANOUTH SUPADULYA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS JUNIOR

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1 VORANOUTH SUPADULYA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS JUNIOR

2 02 VAULTED TYPEFACE DESIGN PROFESSOR: Andrea Herstwoski YEAR: Fall 2012 Vaulted is a typeface based off the vaulted ceilings in gothic European cathedrals. It has a a full character set, including numbers, key punctuation, and 3 lowercase letters. This font was created in FontLab and Adobe Illustrator. Vaulted is available in: Regular Black TYPEFACE DESIGN 03

3 04 ABCDEFGH IJKLMNOP QRSTUVW XYZ ?!&., ABC ABC abc VAULTED TYPEFACE DESIGN 05

4 06 SAVE THE ARCTIC! ADVOCACY POSTER SERIES PROFESSOR: Patrick Dooley YEAR: Fall 2012 Selected for the Graphic Imperative exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, Kansas, the series targets college students ages and urges them to join Greenpeace in preventing unnecessary damage of the environment from oil drilling in the Arctic. The mood and style of this series reflects watercolor and handmade illustrations. I wanted the posters to reflect a serious tone although it was made with an artistic and cartoon-like touch. ADVOCACY POSTER SERIES 07

5 08 ADVOCACY POSTER SERIES 09

6 10 VIVACIOUSLY SINCERE TYPOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION PROFESSOR: Patrick Dooley YEAR: Fall 2012 Typographic ID uses the combination of the words vivaciously sincere to explore my philosophy on design. I created my personal mark and used the concept of exploration and emotion throughout my booklet. Inspirational quotes are scattered throughout and further explain my story. TYPOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION 11

7 12 TYPOGRAPHIC IDENTIFICATION 13

8 14 MY FIRST SWEET REVENGE ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS PROFESSOR: Michael Selby YEAR: Spring 2012 Retelling a funny family story of my Uncle s first revenge against his older brother Todd with the help hand drawn elements and characters put into motion using After Effects. ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS 15

9 16 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS 17

10 18 ABANDONED ENDANGERED DEVELOPED PUBLIC TYPOGRAPHY PROFESSOR: Patrick Dooley YEAR: Fall 2012 In the fifties, entertainment places were thriving with vibrant and lit up signs. Nowadays, those same signs still linger, but have a slightly different effect. Typography that used to be inviting and happy now seems to have a sentimental sadness. This book explores our nostalgic past in the Fifties and the impact that the nearly forgotten typography has when visited later. Each section of the book describes how the typography and signs are doing in its present time, one place has been abandoned, another endangered, and one is developed because of its technological integration. PUBLIC TYPOGRAPHY 19

11 20 PUBLIC TYPOGRAPHY 21

12 22 PLAYTIME DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN PROFESSOR: Tad Carpenter YEAR: Fall 2011 The Criterion collection s new eclipse line focuses on producing budget-priced, high quality editions of hard-to-find films for a younger audience. My dvd redesign was created completely by hand with limited use of photography. I chose Playtime, a film by Jacques Tati, and took notes of elements and reoccuring icons in the movie. At the beginning of the project, I aimed for a straightforward design of the movie, with the cubicles and straight computerized lines, and ended up with a concept that was unexpected. DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN 23

13 24 back cover, spine, front and flap spine and front cover inside spread DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN 25

14 26 full packaging, flat image DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN 27

15 28 REDESIGNING A BOOK SERIES BOOK COVER DESIGN PROFESSOR: Michael Selby YEAR: Spring 2012 In order to empower young adults to defy injustice, my book cover designs reconnect conflicting viewpoints of revolution, power, and adventure. The iconic imagery references the clear-cut source of tribulations and the natural instincts of children during a mandatory time. BOOK COVER DESIGN 29

16 30 DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN 31

17 32 REPPIN THE STATES INFOGRAPHIC DESIGN PROFESSOR: Jeremy Shellhorn YEAR: Fall 2012 In order to increase the KU campus communities understanding of the unique State by State characteristics that make up our country this election, I designed an information graphic for Kentucky based on it s health and centered around vintage cigarette packaging. INFOGRAPHIC DESIGN 33

18 34 INFOGRAPHIC DESIGN 35

19 36 KIOSK 47 ART & LITERATURE MAGAZINE YEAR: Fall 2012 The Kiosk is a semi-annual, award-winning, art and literature magazine that has been in publication since 1989 designed, edited, and published by students. In this edition of Kiosk, optical illusions and surreal imagery challenge the two-dimensional surface of the magazine, creating a cerebral experience with the finest art and literature produced by students of the University of Kansas. PHOTO BY ERIN ZINGRE ART & LITERATURE MAGAZINE 37

20 38 ART & LITERATURE MAGAZINE 39

21 40 ART & LITERATURE MAGAZINE 41

22 42 ART & LITERATURE MAGAZINE 43

23 44 CURIOCITY: A SCAVENGER HUNT APP PHONE APP DESIGN PROFESSOR: Jeremy Shellhorn YEAR: Fall 2012 Curiocity is a real world scavenger hunt app that caters to your interests by connecting you to areas chosen by people with similar interests. The style was inspired by handcrafted scrapbooks to boost energy, memories, and excitement. PHONE APP DESIGN 45

24 46 PHONE APP DESIGN 47

25 48 13 STOP MOTION VIDEO PHONE APP DESIGN 49

26 50 THANK YOU FOR VIEWING! VORANOUTH SUPADULYA behance.net/voranouth JUNIOR