Final Website

Kevin's Collection of Forged Autographs

http://people.ku.edu/~k489b727/index.html

A few screenshots…

Home Page

Top of "People" page

Bottom of "People" page

Jennifer Aniston page

 About Page

Wireframe Explorations

Sitemap and 3 wireframe directions

Charlie Parker Final - Kevin Baynham

In this project we were asked to listen to the legendary jazz musical Charlie Parker. From there we were to translate the moods and feelings that his "bebop" music evokes to a museum space. All of the sounds he created were stimulating, resonant, and energetic. To help accompany the space, I created a 7x7 print booklet that helped viewers learn more about the life and history of Charlie Parker.

3 Directions

Three directions for the Ornithology booklet

Spatial Practice

Final Deliverables for Kidwell P1

For my Rice Krispies cereal box designs, I chose the words confidence, order, and comfort (from left to right).

1) Comfort - While designing this box, it was important that I always try to provide a comforting feeling. I chose to hand letter the back ground because it provides a supporting image behind the information being provided on the box. The colors are sophisticated and allow the text to rest on the box in a calming fashion; a homey feeling.

2) Confidence - I wanted this box to contain bold and heavy text and rules. While keeping everything organized in a clean manner, I made sure that important text was more visible so that a feeling of confidence was being displayed.

3) Order - Finally, this box cleanly provides information on the box in a orderly fashion. On the front, text is stacked and grouped together so that it is visually appealing while still having still having a sense of hierarchy. On the side of the box, important health percentages are shown in a easy to read structure. On the back, the rest of the text is neatly organized so that the user knows exactly what they will be reading. This is also the "chosen" box that I would show to a client.