Here comes my final post for Foundation 2D.

The final images for my Zine is up! And what’d i’d call it is, my Corbizine. Enjoy!

Starting up, is the front cover of my Corbizine. I illustrated the whole of a Corgi lying down, or as they call it, “Splooting”. The front cover consists of the front half of the Corgi’s side view.

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Next up, is the first spread of my Corbizine. It consists of the first two facts, 1) Types of Corgi Breeds, and, 2) The name “Corgi”.

As you can see, the first fact is vaguely bigger than the second one. This was to show a sense of visual hierarchy between the two, and also it gives a proper introduction into my Corbizine.

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Following that, the second spread consist of 3 Corgi facts. 3) Origins of the Corgi,  4) Corgi Folklore, and, 5) The 11th Smartest Dog. Similar to the first spread, I gave a certain visual hierarchy, where the Corgi folklore illustration is given a background, and is seemingly larger as compared to the other two facts.

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For my last spread, the last 2 Corgi facts, 6) Food for Corgis, and, 7) Corgis as Watchdogs. The layout is similar to the first spread, just push in the other direction, giving it a certain consistency seeing that it’s only an 8-page Zine. But for this spread, the top rule is only made slightly larger than the bottom rule, still giving it a certain visual hierarchy.

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And here comes the last page, the back cover. It connects to the front cover if you lay it out as a spread, to form a whole Corgi! Also, I included my contact details as well in my Corbizine! If you do have any enquiries about my Corbizine, you know where to find me!

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And last but not least, the back poster of my Corbizine, it shows a blueprint of a Corgi! I really got the idea from Toby as well as some visuals online, but I managed to tweak it here and there and illustrate everything on my own. It was certainly a fun experience!

Corbizine Poster

 

And there goes the end of Foundation 2D. Although I could’ve ended it with a Zine about my past works, I just thought it’d be a nice idea to illustrate a whole new one too! Definitely more fun than time consuming!

I’m glad of all that 2D has thought me, certainly thanks to both Prof. Shirley for this semester two, and Prof. Ina for for semester one. I’ve learnt so much from them and hope to implement all that I learnt when i head into my major as well!

 

Thank you so much for all that you’ve taught us, Prof. Shirley and Prof. Ina!