I began to experiment with adding type (as seen above) to the images, i felt that adding type was appropriate in order to give the customer extra details of each t-shirt. I experimented with adding digital illustrations throughout the images however this felt too busy and as if it was taking the attention away from the t-shirt design, i also experimented with adding colour to the type and trying to replicate the wavy use of type in the actual designs, however again this just felt too busy. The type i found to work the most was the white almost hand written type, it was felt that this was most appropriate due to the fact that it's easy to read, the tone of the type meant that whilst it's still visible and legible, it doesn't grab your attention straight away. I also feel that the hand writing style goes well with the overall influence of the designs coming from real women, it adds another personal touch to the overall collection. On each image i've added the quote and the name of the woman who inspired the design/the item name, in addition to this, i've called the collection 'together' which can be seen directly above, this will be the first image that people see and so i think that it's necessary to give a little idea of what the collection is about before they scroll through the images or read the product description.
No comments:
Post a Comment