Intermediate Computing: Reinterpreting A Cliché

Imagery seen too frequently is often not seen at all. This is the case with overused design symbols and everyday objects. Overuse renders them ineffective, and they lose their power to communicate. It is the function of the designer to revitalize these cliched symbols and objects by interpreting them in individual and personal ways. The following twelve examples of typically chiched objects will be reinterpreted.
Heart
Stars
Clouds
Sun
Rose
Apples
Key
Nuts and Bolts
Eye
Trees
Mouth
Light Bulb

SPECIFICATIONS:
size: each final image will be 4x6
color: black and white
medium: no limit, but final must be in photoshop and/or illustrator
NOTE: We will be placing the final 12 images into indesign and creating a small booklet using this program

DUE DATES:
Monday, March 24th: Brainstorm and Sketches
Monday, March 31st: All thumbnails and mind maps due / workday
Wednesday, April 2nd: Group Pre-Crit on all images. Please print out all images
Monday, April 7th: In-design Tutorial / Start laying out book
Wednesday, April 9th: Books Due