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Question: What do you love about the library?

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Question: What do you love about the library?

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“The QUT library resources have set me on the right track to start my future career in the real world” – Kirra

“Whether you’re online or on-campus, the QUT library provides innovative digital and physical resources to support your real world endeavours/aspirations” – Kiki

“The comfortable study spaces are like a home away from home” – Ritika

“The QUT library is like a home away from home – there are spaces to eat, study, relax, and get some free air” – Ritika

“Being surrounded by books sparks creativity and motivates me to strive towards my career aspirations in the real world” – Sharifah

“Being surrounded by books sparks creativity and ignites passion” – Sharifah

“Studying in the library feels safe and cosy and makes me more productive” – Yesha

“The QUT library is like a helping hand to support you through your studies” – Caitlyn

“QUT library’s innovative digital spaces inspire my creative aspirations for my future real world career” – Caitrin

“The innovative QUT library spaces inspire me to strive towards my future career aspirations in the real world” – Caitrin

“The QUT library provides spaces which foster your future real world career / a space which fosters your future real world career” – Maddie

“The QUT library’s 24hr study spaces support my night-owl sleeping schedule” – Byron

“Without the support and workshops from the QUT library I would not have passed my first year at uni” – Porchin

“Studying in the library gives me main character energy” – Jaz

“You’ll regret not experiencing the spaces the library has to offer” – Tim

“Studying on campus in the library has skyrocketed my motivation and productivity” – Tim

“I’ll never go back to studying at home” – Tim

“The digitally innovative library spaces get my creative juices flowing” – Aaron

“There’s nothing quite like holding a physical book and studying on campus” – Jordan

“The QUT library is your one stop shop for excelling in and enjoying university life” – Naomi

“The QUT library is your one stop shop for comfortable study spaces, support, motivation and inspiration” – Naomi

“The QUT library resources are basically a survival kit/guide for university students” – Claire

“You are never alone while studying in the library, support is right around the corner” – Jordan

“Support is right at your fingertips” – Nadia

“While studying in the library ample inspiration/motivation and support is right at your fingertips” – Nadia

“Studying in the library encourages me to work out my brain / Studying in the library is like going to the gym, except it encourages me to work out my brain” – Shemal

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“The comfortable study spaces are like a home away from home” – Ritika

“Being surrounded by books sparks creativity and ignites passion” – Sharifah

"Studying in the library gives me main character energy" - Jaz

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"Studying in the library gives me main character energy" 

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"Studying in the library gives me main character energy" 

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Composition with Red Blue and Yellow, painted by Piet Mondrian in 1929 is a Bauhaus style artwork. Bauhaus design follows the philosophy of 'form follows function' and has a blunt appearance with sharp corners, edges and strong lines. Key characteristics include: minimalism, straightforward simplicity, being conducive to mass production, streamlined aesthetics, and modernity (Schenker, 2021). These design principles were influenced by the practicality of the time, as after the First World War there was a need to rebuild quickly by harnessing industrialisation. The art movement was about embracing new materials, techniques and technologies and focused on reduced forms and the interplay of shapes and colour to create meaning. This style appeals to me due to its simplistic but effective use of colour and shape. The bold colour schemes and forms resonate with my keyword 'Boldness' and the interplay between colour and shape reflects 'Connection' in Bauhaus designs. Finally, I think Bauhaus art is 'Empowering' in both appearance and socially/politically as it was a movement created by people who were trying to express themselves and rebuild their lives after the First World War.

Mondrian, P. (1929). Composition with Red Blue and Yellow [Painting]. National Museum, Belgrade, Serbia.

Schenker, M. (2021, March 31). Design Trend: The Bauhaus Design Movement. Creative Market. https://creativemarket.com/blog/bauhaus-design

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Piet Mondrian - Composition with Red Blue and Yellow

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Posters:
A2: 420 x 594mm
A3: 594 x 841mm

Bookmark:
50 x 200mm

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Campus Screens:
Horizontal: 1920 x 1080
Portrait: 1080 x 1920

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Style Influence: Bauhaus

Form: Shapes (Squares, Circles), Lines

Colour Palette:
Blue: #3bbeff
Green: #03b691
Orange: #ff9522
Yellow: #ffe527
Red: #ff1d1d

Typeface: Arista
Font: Arista Pro SemiBold

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Have additional "normally" dressed people in the background to make the main character stand out

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Have additional "normally" dressed people in the background to make the main character stand out