1. Portrait poster of local musician (cliche, but hey)
My first idea is to do a portrait of a local musician or band for a promotional poster (I do have a musician in mind, but I'd like to run the idea past him/take some photos before blurbing it here). I like the idea of doing a local musician because 1) a musician would give me plenty of words to work with (lyrics), and 2) poster promotion is a neat, Seattle-musician niche that I would love to get into.
Here are a few examples/inspiration:
Steve Butabi Yes...it's Erik Spiekermann. Ha. But you get the idea. |
Matt Jamont Portrait of Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots ...this is probably closer to what I had in mind... |
Roy is an Indian auther, poet, journalist, political activist (well-known in a global context, probably not so much to an American audience). I adore her. I think she would also be a good figure for this project because Roy is most known for her political activism and out-spokeness in India. She is an advocate for marginalized groups world-wide...and basically has a lot say...finding relevant text to create the poster would be a cakewalk.
Arundhati Roy |
Inspiration....
Duraznita: DeviantARt I love the idea of being super close-up and using color to describe Roy |
sarthahirah: deviant art An entirely different style, but I think still fitting considering the work for which Roy is best known. |
3. Architecture: Clocks
Two possibilities here:
Either Musee D'Orsay (because I'm secretly French and am having an affair with Paris). Fingers crossed I can dig up my own photos of the clock that I took back in 2009...if not...something like this might have to work. But I don't want the people in it.
Paul Warner He actually has some other pics of the clock posted here that could work too. |
Seattle Daily Blog |
Like this one, designed by Alexie Hoffman. |
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