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η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου I (the beauty of man I) (2019) [digital design] Final
ο όμορφος προφήτης (the beautiful prophet) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου VII (the beauty of man VII) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά ενός θεού (the beauty of a god) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου VI (the beauty of man VI) (2019) [digital design] Final.
Χριστός ο Λυτρωτής (christ the redeemer) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου II (the beauty of man II) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου V (the beauty of man V) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου III (the beauty of man III) (2019) [digital design] Final.
η ομορφιά του ανθρώπου IV (the beauty of man IV) (2019) [digital design] Final.
About & ideas:
- inspiration from research on greek and roman ideals on beauty - more heavy through greek ideals
- a combination of greek and roman ideals on beauty
- The ideal of beauty for women was small, thin but robust constitution, narrow shoulders, pronounced hips, wide thighs and small breasts. The canon for the face was large almond-shaped eyes, sharp nose, medium-sized mouth and ears, oval cheeks and chin. Smooth white skin was very important for Roman women.
- greek titles with roman numerals
- use of colours relating to colour psychology and identity.
- playing around with brand names
critique from tutorial:
- use of historic figures such as gods, christ etc. can be detrimental.
- look into greeks value of virtue
- research into power?
Materials & process:
using adobe photoshop to create designs to be used for advertisement and garment design.
using select and mask and other editing tools to create a uniform design
development of brand identity
using free imagery from unsplash representing research on colour and greek ideology of beauty
a representation of beauty and identity
Sources:
how vain were the romans?, history today.com (2016) Susan Stewart
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