Also, I found out that she enjoyed studying  how the human body functions in Biology.

These qualities are represented by the animated brains; queen of relaxation(middle), thinking positive (left) and curious (right).

I created a hand in which each finger and palm is a different colour.  The palm represents a difficult circumstance. Whereas, the fingers symbolise
 positivity and was labelled with closely connected  manners (easy going, cool, calm, composed and nonchalant) .This helped build the hand’s  structure.

I digitally sketched the hand’s three nerves control function; the median, ulnar, and radial nerves. 

As well as the human body being one of Grace’s interest. The lines are correctly structured. In contrast to the randomly arranged curved lines  within  the background. They represent Grace as being a cheerful and a self-confident person.

I chose two complementary colours for the background; pink and grey because they equally look appealing to the eyes. This will allow the curved lines, misspelt and misplaced calligraphy term “free spirited” to achieve attention.

I deliberately misspelt  the term “free spirited”, to represent that the term is still recognised, likewise Grace’s belief about living her own life, no matter what obstacles she may face, Grace will always be Grace.

Additionally, when talking to Honor I learnt she enjoys cutting and sewing clothing to best suit her personal fashion sense. I admired this and communicated this through featuring a pair of fabric scissors and a running sewing stitch into the bottom right half of the design. 

I feel this flag represents my interview with Honor successfully in a visually appealing and stylistic way.

 

The part of the interview I focused on more on was the ideas such as ideal holiday spots as I knew there was a plethora of design and illustrated objects synonymous with every country and would fit well in my design. Moreover, I wanted to find themes that could cohesively come together in one image to make up a bigger picture.

To communicate their interests, I decided to create an old, retro postcard design inspired by their dream vacation of Bora Bora. This exotic Polynesian island reminded me of the Hawaiian postcards that portrayed the beautiful islands and sea landscape. I took this concept and designed the infamous islands and clear turquoise waters. After some research, I noticed that they often included boats and mini bungalows where people stayed. In order to make it more personal, I shaped the boats to resemble a bourbon biscuit which is a favourite of the interviewee and thought this worked well to depict it as boats over the water. Also, I included a 1^st class stamp of the Queen to further create the postcard layout and also links to the British Royal family as the interviewee expressed her interest in Princess Diana. For the typography of this piece, I used a soft and italic sans serif font to mimic other postcard designs and to create something that was more fun and appealing. For the colour I used a bold orange hue which I thought would contrast well with the blue, turquoise background as they are complimentary colours. 

I also found out she has many tattoos , so I decided to replicate one of her tattoos in the last two square , showing a snake and a red flower to make to flag more connect to her.  I did most of this by adding shapes, colours, and layering .

When designing this flag, I wanted to incorporate as many of the answers I received from Charlie. This was the reason for making such a chaotic and colourful flag, with images and icons that represented his answers. I tried to add in humour to my flag by merging some of his answers together such as having Nicholas Angel (Hot Fuzz) holding a fajita instead of his gun, combining the question “which character would you want to play?” and “what is your last meal?”. This gives my flag a fun and light-hearted feel, which worked well with the pixel art style I used to create my work. 

I felt that just making my own version of a chicken box wasn’t very flag-like, so I opted to combine this into a small ad, promoting the imaginary chicken shop, which was to be based in Warrington (Jenny said this was the last place she went to for the first time). Combined with cheesy logo set in a 10-pointed star (also known as a decagram), very similar to hand written prices on these shapes always seen in local takeaways and fried chicken establishments. I even opted for a KFC - style serif font for the title of ‘Cher-style Wings’, since I feel most local chicken shops attempt to brand themselves in KFC’s style. That was also why I decided to stick with a simple red, white and black colour scheme for the box and text. 

Since KFC’s logo is a circle with an image of the Colonel, I decided to emulate this but with an image of Cher, created in a similar style, again with mainly red, white and black being used. 

‘Finger-Lickin Good!’ is KFC’s tagline, which is also commonly used on their packaging - so I used Jenny’s slogan answer on the side of my box (‘Expect the worst, hope for the best’). 

The overall style of my ad/flag is very basic, again much like most local fried chicken shops with design not at the forefront of their minds.

I hope Jenny enjoys this flag and hopes to one day try some ‘Cher-style’ Wings. :) 

The bird which is created by photomosh is the first thing I thought of when Helene told me her chosen superpower would be to fly. I really liked the outcome of the bird as it’s pixelated which I believe complements the spreadsheet columns well. 

This also links nicely to her slogan which is ‘do what makes you happy and live your life’. When she told me this, I instantly thought about freedom and the feeling of being free, just like a bird flying in the sky. Hence my choice of my design for the background.

I decided to translate this quote to French as her chosen destination to go on vacation for the rest of her life would be France. 

Her choice of destination also corresponds with the colour scheme I used for my background and text - blue, white and red matching the French flag.

Because I enjoy building collages, I took photographs from Google to make a collage of photos that I believe best depict Gabi and her hobbies. As she mentioned her fondness for romance novels, I also utilised the romantic colour red as the background to my painting. 

I recreated the LUFC badge because it was the last place Gabi visited, and I believe that football is an important aspect of Leeds city and symbolises it well. As she stated her fondness for Disney, I used the Disney typeface as typography for the "Harry Styles" logo. 

I also made trees by filling the blocks with a range of colours and forming a similar shape. I chose trees to represent Gabi's favourite movie, Twilight, as well as her favourite character, Alice, who is a vampire who frequently hides in the forest. I believe this effectively visually communicates Gabi's favourite character.

Gabi believes she's "sweet inside like a Jammy dodger," so I added a similar splatter pattern that's found on the top of Jammy dodger biscuits. To match Gabi's fun demeanour, I tried to go with a similar colour scheme of reds with a flash of colour.