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JC Art

SBally · 2012-11-01 15:24:37

Okay so I'm preparing for my graphic design:) But I'm worried about my personal interpretation of my chosen theme. I chose the down town theme but I'm doing an older era. Would it make sense to do a book jacket as my graphic design of a novel which was either set, published or both in the era i have chosen? I'm worried, a…

01-11-2012 04:24PM

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SBally

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Okay so I'm preparing for my graphic design:)
But I'm worried about my personal interpretation of my chosen theme.
I chose the down town theme but I'm doing an older era.
Would it make sense to do a book jacket as my graphic design of a novel which was either set, published or both in the era i have chosen? I'm worried, a mystery novel has nothing to do with down town ? If anybody could shed some light on this it would be great:)

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#2 03-11-2012 03:13AM

Bazinga_N

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Well, there's always the thought of a detective approach! They have the shady downtown offices

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#3 11-11-2012 11:27AM

MomijiHime

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As long as there's a town in your graphic design it'll be fine. My friend is doing down town from a different era too so it's not a problem

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