OUGD40 STUDIO BRIEF 1 - FINAL DESIGNS

I then found a frame from Wilkinsons that I removed the current backing paper photo and then placed my own backing paper designs into.

Original frame.

This is the frame after I have taken the backing paper out and mounting out on Photoshop. I did think about keeping the mounting in to create a border to my design, however I thought that this would make too much white space and would make my design look empty and too spacious.

This is my final broccoli lungs backing paper design. 

This is my final grass lungs backing paper design.

This is my final flower lungs backing paper design.

To present my frames I placed them all in scale on one A3 piece of paper and experimented briefly with layout.

I placed them from the largest on the left going down to the smallest, aligned at the bottom, although I think this looks a bit too organised and forced.

I placed them so they were centrally aligned, which I think looks a lot better, yet is still organised. This is the layout I chose to go with in the end.

When placing the text into my backing paper layout, I did think about using a different deforestation related quote on each photo frame, however I thought that the one I was currently using was perfect and the right tone for my designs, and didn't want to change it.

I also chose a wooden frame to reflect nature, and to make my frames look more natural. I perhaps could of used a more natural looking frame however, as this one I'm pretty sure isn't made of actual wood.

In hind sight I could also of put a little FSC logo on my photo frame as well, or maybe a little note that says how this frame is made from naturally resourced environmentally friendly wood, and recycled paper.