My triptych displays my product logo in the middle, as well as two people wearing Egghead Farms clothing. Egghead Farms is an emu egg farm that is providing massive eggs to people in the Bay Area. My magazine advertisement, on the other hand, depicts an advertisement for Egghead Farms that could appear in a magazine. It depicts the logo of Egghead Farms on the right, and an emu on the left, along with a tag line and recipe for an emu egg omelette.
I created these artworks using Placeit.com, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign. I used Adobe Illustrator to create the original logo, which is an emu egg (which are famous for being a dark teal color) with an emu silhouette within the yolk of the egg. I went through a few revisions of the logo, and finally was happy with it when it got to this point. This was one of the more professional looking drafts as opposed to a more “homemade” drawing style. For the other elements of the triptych, I used Placeit.com, which is essentially a stock imagery website on which you can add your own logos and elements to the images. I essentially uploaded slightly altered versions of the logo to different images, and matched the color of the shirts, aprons, etc, to the colors of the logo. This was tricky because I wanted to keep the same shapes as the original logo while still matching the image size to the size of the stock imagery. For the magazine advertisement, I used Adobe InDesign to add all my elements together and add text. I used Adobe Illustrator to create the emu illustration on the left, as well as the slightly different logo on the right. This was a fun project because there was a common theme that tied together a bunch of smaller projects, like the magazine ad or the triptych.
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