Tom Ford Geometric Structure

This project is about doing a collaboration collection from a luxury brand for a retail brand. The project goes deeply into analysing and interpreting about marketing managment and visual merchandising. My topic is the collaboration of Acne Studios for French Connection. The end result is to create and sell a clothing line with ten different looks that represent both stores aesthetic.

Creating Objects and Scenes: this task has done through defining three process. Start with modeling process, which used specific techniques to determine the desired shapes of objects. Those techniques include polygons technique, rectangular key (splines) technique ...etc. [5]

On this site, you will learn to view what you wear through the lens of personal branding.

·  Incorporate at least one image and at least one chart or graph illustrating project

Some of the more popular options include round, rectangle, hexagon, and oval. While you might think you should stick to a single shape—or a more traditional shape, such as square—you aren't limited to those options. Although it might sound odd, getting creative with your shapes can be a lot of fun. Not only is it beautiful, it also creates interest for the eye. So have fun with it and choose a more non-traditional shape, or mix-and-match shapes to create a fun pattern.

The painting, Alice Meeting Humpty Dealer, by Hilary White, is an intriguing piece of artwork. Right off the bat, the viewer begins forming questions about the meaning and purpose off the top of his or her head. The meaning of this art piece is very apparent and quite easy to understand. By taking a closer look at the elements of design, White’s purpose for creating this piece will be exposed. The elements of design are all of the components of the piece of art that work together to make the image whole. Examples of elements of design are focal point, value, stereotypes, size, and many more which will be introduced in the following text.

The artwork in this magazine is targeted towards both genders, however, it appears to be more effective on women. The purpose for artwork in People magazine is to give interest and eye-grabbing images. Furthermore, only up-to-date fashion is worn in the pictures. In addition, a large majority of artwork also includes people laughing, smiling, hugging, working together, and much more. This creates an uplifting atmosphere for the magazine, and allows people to be more happy and cheerful while reading. Therefore, this sends a sanguine message to the audience. A third way the magazine attains people’s attention is through its use of bright, lively and a variety of colors. In a store, this magazine will stick out from many others, as the cover page uses an impressive amount of colors that work together to form an attention seeking

You can make projects in various geometric designs and patterns. You can even have a collection of smaller pictures or designs within the project that make up the whole. You are only limited by your imagination.

For my paper, the element of art I choose to write on is shape, and the two pieces of art I chose to go with the shape idea is The Kiss by Gustav Klimt on page 418 and Counter-Composition V by Theo van Doesburg.

‘style, branding, colour and fashionability’ of the clothing as a tool for the audience to

Following the transformation to “popular” of the world, the new art movement had occurred, Pop Art. Pop artists began to look for inspiration in the world around them, representing—and, at times, making art directly from—everyday items, consumer goods, and mass media. When it emerged in the 1960s, Pop art was not just about bold colors and celebrity culture; it brought the popular world—from cartoons and advertising to apples and bananas—into the realm of high art, turning taste on its head in the process. It was in this climate of turbulence, experimentation, and consumerism that a new generation of artists emerged in Britain and America in the mid- to late-1950s. They did this in a straightforward manner, using bold swaths of primary colors, often

Style industry is for the most part a configuration-overwhelmed industry yet the most fruitful brands are additionally socially mindful and fit for actualizing advertising methodologies which speak to the brand as well as cross the patterns and investment of the intended interest group.

As part of my secondary research, I have analysed four dresses which are either from my client ‘Topshop ’or direct competitors such as River Island and Dorothy Perkins. This research will enable me to gain knowledge on what my TMG looks for when buying special occasion dresses and what other companies do to make their products stand out and be successful in such a big market. I will take this knowledge into consideration when I design my dress and it will help me to incorporate features which other companies use to sell their products.

The processes involved in designing new ranges and collections normally begin with researching and gathering information. Fashion designers have limited training in research and rarely conduct studies thus resulting in intuitive and subjective judgements. Contributing to such problems is the limited amount of time available to conduct the research and the heavy costs involved in designers gathering information.

The use of innovate colors is one of the key aspect in marketing the Finding Dory film poster. Many advertisers often struggle with finding an exceptional color scheme that captivates the audience. In a study titled Exciting Red and Competent Blue, researchers found that “purchasing intent is greatly affected by colors due to their effect on how a brand is perceived; colors influence how customers view the ‘personality’ of the brand in question” (Ciotti). In the film poster provided, it is apparent that the color scheme involves blues, greens, yellow, white, and purple. Deconstructive analysis of each color is necessary to see how colors effect the audience’s perception.