To be completely frank, there is no specific meaning to these art pieces. It may have been quite apparent whilst seeing it– the kirby, the mock trial logo, the track spike, track logo, the cityscape, the face, and the fish saying “I pace with Jesus”. If there was to be a meaning taken from the pits of nowhere and nothingness and slapped onto these illustrations, it would have to be unrelated through unity. These stickers were mostly meant to be designs custom made for friends and such, as I do not typically put stickers on things. The mock trial logo was tailor made for a friend in mock trial, and the like with the track related things. Same with the “I pace with Jesus” sticker, but that was more of an inside joke with a friend. Kirby is a lovable character, so who wouldn’t want a sticker of him. The cityscape was in fact for myself, since I really like cityscapes. Together they represent “unrelated through unity” as each sticker was taken from its own realm of creativity being the minds of others, not quite solely me. They do however unite by bringing people together through the craft of stickers, and of course literally on the page they were printed upon.
This project continued the learning Illustrator path digital media was following at the time, and was a fun way to keep practicing with the program. It was a good opportunity to refine the skills taught previously. Though the illustrations themselves are not something to marvel at, they do serve as a reminder of how far I’ve come from beginning to learn the functions of Illustrator, to where I am now which is being able to swiftly create something with great ease.
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