Seabiscuit DVD Redesigned

The finished product.

DVD Redesign

I chose to redesign the DVD cover for Seabiscuit.

Shape Magazine

I'm not a big fan of magazines, but one of the ones I usually go to right away in the supermarket is Shape. I'm a very active person and I'm always looking for new workouts, so health/lifestyle magazines tend to draw my attention. They also have articles relating to new finds about healthy eating and how to boost energy levels, which is also something that interests me.

Basically, I'm not into the gossip/tabloid genre of information and magazines like Cosmo fall into more of the 'read it to make fun of it' category, leaving me with either Men's Health/Maxim material and, the only other option, women's health magazines. I used to tear out pages from Shape that had any kind of new ab routine that I hadn't heard of, and some of the articles in there are genuinely interesting. Shape more or less pertains to my life, and although 'Rumors that Jennifer Aniston is Having Octuplets, and you'll never guess who the dad is!' headlines are tempting, I prefer the good ole' 'Ten Ways to Toned Thighs' subject matter.

CD Redesign- Finish

CD Redesign

I chose to redesign the album for Cake's Comfort Eagle. I'm a pretty big fan of Cake, and they tend to be a little weird and out there, so I though it would be fun to remake their Comfort Eagle CD using ideas from some of the songs on their album, especially the classics like Short Skirt, Long Jacket, and Love You Madly. I would like to to play around with the figurative meaning of some of their lyrics by transferring them literally onto a template using visual aspects. At the same time, I don't want to make it extremely obvious that I just took some of their lyrics and put pictures to them, I'd like it to be a bit more ambiguous than that.

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