Using my feedback off coursemates, I started to do some research into how I can visually represent a more playful style. Looking at work which features these playful geometrics and linear patterns and how I can adapt this into a bank-note..
Very simple, but very effective playful vectorised patterns which could easily feature anywhere on a banknote
More typographical example of how I could incorporate the patterns into a big version of the number-form. Have the note very simplistic changing the traditional view of what currency should look like
Geometric Patterning, portays it as 3D
These are absolutely perfect examples of how I can use the playful vectorised lines, dots and squiggles to fill the note but allow room for type around it. Still could reflect the layout of a banknote but just have the aesthetics very stripped back but vibrant.
I've always loved visual identity for logos, etc which fit within a physical grid. Broken up into different sections. Can reflect old tradition bus/train tickets? Is timeless in my opinion
I've featured this just as I love the example of how 2 different colours can make up the background across a diagonal centre. Would be very effective through screen-printing.
The next set of promotional material is for an exhibition showing, but the visual identity is a perfect example of how to be playful. It makes use of the two very vibrant colours, also featuring white to break it up. Simplistic patterns used but arranged in a way which feels more developed and complex. This has inspired me greatly for the next step of experiments..
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