LARISSA GLOVERA YEAR IN GLOBAL DESIGNIED BARCELONA 2015-16

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01 TECHNIQUES Technical DrawingApplying 2D GraphicsColor & FormSelf Expression CollageTextile ManipulationPhotoshop Graphic Art Illustrator Graphics & Typography3D Scanning & Printing

02 PRODUCTION

Set Design Furniture DesignShoe Design

03 COMMUNICATION

Materials & TechnologySocial CommentaryCampaign for Social JusticeWeb Development

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Every project in this section is demonstrative of the skills and abilities learned and applied throughout my year as a Global Design student at IED Barcelona.

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PERSPECTIVE & LINE PRACTICE

TECHNICAL DRAWING

APPLYING 2D GRAPHICS

COLOR & FORM

COLLAGESELF EXPRESSION

A Tapestry of Memagazine, map, yarn42 x 60cm

Childish Expressionsco-designer: Carla Jörgenscardboard, paint, magazine, wrappers, scraps84 x 120cm

Barcelona Impressionsmagazine22 x 28cm

neoprene, fabric printing, sublimation

neoprene, fabric printing, velvet heat transfer neoprene, fabric printing, cut and fold

neoprene, fabric printing, heat reaction puff paint

TEXTILE MANIPULATION

burlap, thread elimination, stitching, fabric paint

cotton, sheer polyester, elastic polyesterdye soaked in wine

cotton, sheer polyester, elastic polyesterdye soaked in beet juice

burlap, screen printing, velvet heat transfer, embroidery

woven sheer polyester, screen printing

sheer polyester, hand painted sublimation, fabric paint

neoprene, fabric printing, water color paints

burlap, screen printing, velvet heat transfer, embroidery

synthetic satin, screen printing

PHOTOSHOP GRAPHIC ART

“An apple a day keeps the doctor away”

Font: Typo Slab | Regular

The use of an eye chart as something typically seen in a doctor’s office to check health was the inspirtaion behind the typography and arangement of the phrase.

how to prepare an egg, sunny side up

ILLUSTRATOR TYPOGRAPHY& GRAPHICS

3D SCANNING & PRINTING

The following works are projects executed from concept to final construction. From brainstorm, sketch, scale model, planning, budgeting, to building, each part of the process was equally important in creating the end product. PR

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SET DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

FURNITURE DESIGN& BUILDING

SHOE MODELING

This section highlights my abilities to create and design conceptual projects that provoke thought, inspire movement, or provide resources for improve-ment.

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AmazonJute

MANIPULATING AND SAMPLING THE USE OF JUTE

The challenge of this project was to take a discarded material and turn it into a desir-able product.

Inspiration came from my family’s heritage and my grandparent’s life-long work as educators and missionaries to the Trio Indians in the Amazon Jungle. Life in the mid-dle of the rain forest, with no access to western amenities, required them to reduce, re-use and recycle out of necessity rather than environmental awareness. This in combi-nation with the mass production of coffee beans from the Amazon region drew me to the material of choice. Jute is used to package and ship coffee beans to consumers all over the world. However, after shipping the material is discarded rather than reused.

Jute has been popular in design as an accent. It is a natural, strong and durable ma-terial. Through more textile play and application it could re-enter the market, fitting into an array of home and fashion settings.

In my research and sampling I played with the concept of high end design and the inclusion of jute by manipulating the textile in different ways.

MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGY

WovenSamples

DyeSamples

bleach

bleach+ beats

beets

avacadopits

coffee

CrochetSample

CAGED BY THE MEDIA

This project began with the concept of “up-cycled”. Through the process of word-web brainstorming, the idea of a graphic com-mentary on consumerism arose.

The TV was found near a dumpster on a Barcelona street, like so much other excess waste in the city. I stripped the tube from the casing and used the remaining TV frame to turn it into a cage for mice. Like lab mice that tests are run on, media and marketing firms also run tests on society for their own gain.

A trendy living room adorned with consumer pop art and the cartoon “Pinky and the Brain” playing on miniature screen at the center of it all mimics a modern home and focuses on the concept of people surrounded by comfort and entertainment.

All of this, placed in the context of an animal cage implies the lack of freedom and control individuals actually have within a society run by media and popular culture.

SOCIAL COMMENTARY

TheRed LipstickCampaign

The Red Lipstick Campaign is a portrait photography exhibit that displays women’s portrait along side their personal experience as women in Moldova.

The aim of this campaign is to empower women to be strong while still embracing their femininity.

Women ought to demand the respect they deserve, but this can be intimidating in a world shadowed with chauvinistic expectations. By creating bold images of women and having each one share their personal story, our hope is to encourage women who might not otherwise use their voice to speak up and empower them to demand the respect they deserve.

Why red lipstick? Red lipstick is bright and bold and it demands attention. Women’s equality and rights demands everyone’s attention. We must stand for it together.

CAMPAIGN FORSOCIAL JUSTICE

Ad Astra Group strives to curb youth unemployment and labor migration by informing young people about educational and professional opportunities, preparing young people for entry into the world of work and facilitating a platform where young professionals and companies can connect in order to develop lasting and fruitful professional relationships.

The website adastragroup.org was created to be a free, user friendly resource to share content with young professionals in order to assist them with their career development.

My role as creative director was to design the layout and user expe-rience. This was done using the Adobe Suite and Joomla! as a web platform. The art vectors and photography are all open source material adjusted to suite Ad Astra’s brand identity, with the acception of the three characters used to identify the “explore, experiment, connect” categories. These were custom drawn by artist, Taylor Hillberry.

SHARING CAREER SKILLS AND SERVICES IN MOLDOVA

WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT

larissaglover@gmail.comlinkedin.com/in/larissagloverbehance.net/LarissaGlover