- REBECCA
- JOSHUA
- CALLUM
- SARAH
- HUGO
- WILL
What is it: An exhibition celebrating the public spaces (Events) of Leeds through traditional printing methods.
Why should you visit: These are one-off prints by current level 4 and 5 graphic design students in Leeds College of Art. It is a chance to see individual and unique creative work that celebrates the history and culture of Leeds.
Unique selling point: Only traditional printing methods such as screen printing, mono printing, letter press and foil printing - each print is unique.
Audience: Creative community in Leeds - students, teachers and designers approx aged (18-40)
Exhibition Name Ideas:
- Public space - celebrating events in public spaces, exhibition is in a public space
- Loidis - old name - old printing traditions
- Ay up - maybe some other piece of Leeds based slang
- Made you look
- That's leeds is that
- Collective
- Squeegee (#ay up get ya squeegee out) - humour
- Press/ pressed... pressing matters
- Contact - between the ink and screens and paper/material
- Papercut
- Blenheim Walk 123 - room number of print room
- Impress
- Imprint
- Printworks
Shortlist:
- Loidis
- Ay up
- Imprint
- Made you look
- Press/ pressed - impress, pressing concern, pressing matters, matter of press
- Contact
Looking at concepts - what is it? how does it work? why does it work?
Made you look
Pros: References that the audience will be looking at our prints and it grabs your attention
Cons: Has been done before in London
Squeegee
Pros: Fun and playful
Cons: Only references screen printing, not the other methods of traditional printing & possibly too childish - sounds like a toy and the general public won't know what it means
Imprint/ IMPRNT
Pros: Encompasses LCA's 'imprint' on the city of Leeds, name references all methods of printing
Cons: Has been done in London
Contact
Pros: References the physical side of traditional printing - you have contact with the creating and printing process, unlike digital, which is artificial.
Cons: Too mundane/ general
Impress
Pros: Our prints will impress the audience, Reference to a printing press/ you press the screens/letterpress/etc.
Cons: Arrogant? Reference not obvious enough
IMPRNT
- communicates that it is a print exhibition with the name literally featuring the word 'print'
- communicates that it is an important event - it will leave an imprint on the city and the viewers of the exhibition
- communicates that it is traditional methods i.e. print, and not digital/ moving image/ etc.
- appeals to target audience - removing vowels is trendy with young people and "cool companies"
CONCEPTS
- catchy slogans: IMPRNT, impact, impress, important, etc. e.g. "for impact, go imprnt".
- remove all the vowels: imprnt, imprss, impssbl, imprtnt - stripped back aesthetic, we don't need vowels, we don't need modern equipment.
- discover the imprints left by each student - their footprints on the city of Leeds, via their prints celebrating it
- stamps - imprinted
- they/we/he/she/ I'm print
Deliverables:
- logo and identity
- social media identity
- catalogue
- 15 minute presentation pitch
- collateral - posters, flyers, billboards, banners, how the branding will look inside the exhibtion
- way finding systems and signage
- opening night invites
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