Traitorous Banana
by Rowell • Uploaded: Feb. 21 '09
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Made for a project in Graphic Design Methodology. We were required to pull two words out of a cigar box -- one an adjective, and one a noun. I pulled "traitorous" and "banana". We were then required to combine the words as if they were a company, and then give them an identity. The shape of the T consists of a banana peel that illustrates the hilt of a knife. The subhead is a pun on the famous line from the play "Julius Caesar".
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Hi Rowell! The word combination is really funny and a character would have maybe contribuited more to that humorous tone. If the task was to use only text, I think a cartoonish font and different widths for the two words would have looked nice too. %0D*%0D*I'm not crazy about the color scheme - the tag line is a bit hard to read. I'd try to combine more fonts/widths on this one. Anyway, keep it up!
ReplyThanks for the input! Yeah, at this point we're being told to avoid goofy fonts and things.
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