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About<\/h2>\n

Hello! My name is Amruta Bhavsar and I am a Design senior at Freestyle Academy. This fall, I will be attending California College of the Arts to study interaction design. Over the past two years, I have cultivated a plethora of skills and interests related to digital design and art, and the two projects that I selected to present reflect that.<\/p>\n

Movie Design<\/h2>\n

In Design, we were tasked with coming up with a movie plot where we are the main character. What I came up with is a horror movie called Vespertine, and the main character (me) has a dog that goes missing one day. I spend weeks looking for him, but can\u2019t find him. Eventually, he makes it back on his own, but seems different. Weird things start happening around the house and the dog acts different and strange. Eventually, I figure out that her dog is dead and his body is just being possessed by a demon, and so I make several attempts to get rid of him before finally figuring out how to do so.<\/p>\n

Because the movie centers around the dog, the poster, package, and ticket all do as well. Since the assignment was to keep the design minimalist, I chose to make the graphic on the poster just the eyes and nose of the dog, and it was also creepier that way. To make it extra scary, I made the eyes of the dog red and the pupils really small. I created the font of the title using Adobe Illustrator on an iPad. The letters are supposed to look like they\u2019re made up of little tufts of dog fur while also being tall and skinny to fit the horror aesthetic of the rest of the poster.<\/p>\n

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My minimalist move poster<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The design of the packaging is very minimalistic as well. Each side of the pages have a red claw mark over a textured background, and as you open it, each mark is revealed.<\/p>\n

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Packaging design<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The ticket design is of a red and black paw with claws to stay consistent with the demonic dog theme. All of the graphics were drawn with the pen tool in Adobe Illustrator, and to create the textured background, I took a picture of dust texture and lowered the opacity to about 4%. None of the illustrations are very complex to keep the design clean, simple, and minimalistic.<\/p>\n

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Ticket design<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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