Madeleine Andrews

As a poster advertising an event for addiction and substance abuse support, I have included vibrant imagery of sunflowers. This series is supposed to be engaging and encouraging to its viewers, spreading positivity to those who need it.
The plants depicted were all digitally painted and edited to look as traditionally created as possible. whilst being the best quality for a digital poster.

This poster, as a part of the series "Thank You for Opening Up," represents freedom and creativity through the symbolism of birds, as well as the craft-like aesthetic.

As a part of the series "Thank You for Opening Up", this poster expresses joy and excitement in relation to the overall purpose of the design. The bright lighting effects and vivid colours catch the eye of my intended audience and create an overall positive tone for the campaign.

As an outcome for this campaign based project, I designed a poster with images that other students from the class shared. The aim was to combine objects that do not naturally go together in terms of category and use. My intent was to create a harmonic design with these items to see if things that are perceptually different can work together visually.

As an assignment for illustration, we had to make a book cover based on a television show of our choice. I chose Kenny VS Spenny, a comedy show in Canada. I chose a comic book style to emphasise the ridiculousness of the subject, and it was a very enjoyable project to make.

This project was a CD cover inspired by a famous person of my choice. I chose Tom DeLonge, my favourite musical artist. For this, I physically printed out, cut, and collaged the images. I really like how it turned out, and how it is different from my other projects. CD and vinyl cover designs is an area I am particularly interested in pursuing.