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if you had a very short period of time to produce an inviting flier for a very important event featuring a friend you have in high esteem, what would you do? i mean, how would you illustrate it?
i could try to find a photo of a keyboard on the internet, but i never use those. as proverbial johnny would say, daddy never buys what he can make himself. :) i go by associations. my friend is a pianist-specialist, and she would accompany corporate congregational singing of the renown christian songs in our church. so: singing > sound > waves... concentric circles. singing together - at least two zero points. as always, ideas teem when you work, so dots on letter j would make a good centre, and would be stressed with an odd colour. the missing one (in slovene text of the title there is only one j and not a single i) is set just outside the paper, but the waves spread onto it anyway and cross those coming from the seen dot.
different thickness of the line symbolizes the diversity of timbers in singing, or, perhaps, various consonants. the colour, once it is not orange :), represents emotions we experience singing uplifting music, soothing words about God's love and forgiveness and enjoy grandiose playing of a gifted expert. the event was scheduled in the evening, so you can read the flier in the following way: finish your day with a treat (in cro and slo idiomatic language you would say, “put a dot on the i“) of heartwarming music, that will bring you closer to other people and connect you with God.
of course, the invitations to be handed to our neighbours needed to be in inverse colours for practical reasons of cutting four of them from one A4 sheet - which makes a margin necessary, and for diversity. but the question raised from my best and worst critics that i cannot avoid, did not touch colours but forms. in unison, they did not find concentric circles remindful of sound. this is strange, because in cartoons and other graphic representations, whatever emits radio waves, “discharges“ concentric circles.
however, the approval came very soon, for izak found the variation of the illustration on the official site of the ljubljana festival, and honestly reported. needless to say, i did not copy the festival's able designers, neither they copied me. sound is a wave, and concentric circles are an excellent representations thereof.
well, i am glad that the waves of our singing together (don't forget the superb playing) touched quite a few hearts and produced the right colour of emotions. with great joy i can say that the event opened a heart of a precious soul, who, several days later, announced her decision to belong to God for-ever. so let your wave reach out.
if you had a very short period of time to produce an inviting flier for a very important event featuring a friend you have in high esteem, what would you do? i mean, how would you illustrate it?
i could try to find a photo of a keyboard on the internet, but i never use those. as proverbial johnny would say, daddy never buys what he can make himself. :) i go by associations. my friend is a pianist-specialist, and she would accompany corporate congregational singing of the renown christian songs in our church. so: singing > sound > waves... concentric circles. singing together - at least two zero points. as always, ideas teem when you work, so dots on letter j would make a good centre, and would be stressed with an odd colour. the missing one (in slovene text of the title there is only one j and not a single i) is set just outside the paper, but the waves spread onto it anyway and cross those coming from the seen dot.
of course, the invitations to be handed to our neighbours needed to be in inverse colours for practical reasons of cutting four of them from one A4 sheet - which makes a margin necessary, and for diversity. but the question raised from my best and worst critics that i cannot avoid, did not touch colours but forms. in unison, they did not find concentric circles remindful of sound. this is strange, because in cartoons and other graphic representations, whatever emits radio waves, “discharges“ concentric circles.
however, the approval came very soon, for izak found the variation of the illustration on the official site of the ljubljana festival, and honestly reported. needless to say, i did not copy the festival's able designers, neither they copied me. sound is a wave, and concentric circles are an excellent representations thereof.
well, i am glad that the waves of our singing together (don't forget the superb playing) touched quite a few hearts and produced the right colour of emotions. with great joy i can say that the event opened a heart of a precious soul, who, several days later, announced her decision to belong to God for-ever. so let your wave reach out.
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