jason sanderson

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Objective
02 objective

03 solution Communication takes almost unlimited

amounts of forms in the modern world.
My preferred method of communication
is to work through illustrations.

04 approach In particular, I have always been very fond

of stickers. Stickers are not only great for
communicating ideas, they are a medium
of communicated that allows people to
05 learning interact with one another.

My main objective for this 24-day project

was to create stickers that not only
06 top 3 posts communicate ideas to others but inspire
them to want to share their art as well.

09 contact

10 appendix
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 Solutions Approach
Each sticker design I made, I made a My sketching process was a simple Once the mock-ups were done,
mock-up showing what it would look like and quick as possible. Some days they were posted to Facebook
if it was displayed in the real world. For I sketched several ideas before so I could share the results with
example, the stickers would be placed on settling on one but other days I others.
notebook covers or skateboards. would only sketch one idea and
would stick with that.
This helped to fulfill my objective of
creating stickers that will inspire others to After sketching, I scanned/
want to share their work. photographed the sketches and
brought them into Illustrator. I
Sticker swapping and wanting to had a document that I would add a
represent your favorite brands has made new artboard to for every sticker I
sticker design a very social medium. designed.
Viewers can be entertained by the mock-
ups and also inspired to create their own After the sticker was finished,
designs. I used Photoshop to create the
mock-ups. All of the photos that I
used were found on Unsplash.com
which is a free stock photography
website.

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 Learning Top 3 Posts

The majority of the things that I learned

during this project involved streamlining
my design process and working more #1
efficiently.
This sticker I really wanted to focus
When I first started designing stickers I on a more nostalgic feeling. Nowadays
would spend a lot more time trying to find stickers seem to have more of a
the perfect color scheme and trying to nostalgic vibe to them.
make my stickers look different from each
other. Being a nostalgic person, I really
enjoyed taking a crack at the earliest
However, after a few days I realized that it computer I can remember.
was much more efficient to try and stick
to just a few styles and color schemes. This Since old computers were much more
not only helped sped things up, it helped complicated to use I wanted to focus on
me to create my own distinct styles. the amount of science knowledge that
went into using one.

“Scientific!” Sticker

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#2
This sticker was created about a
hypothetical band that I would love
to make someday but I will probably
never get around to.
The Scraps are a meant to be a really
edgy, retro, grunge-type band who still
have a lot of contemporary influence.
This sticker reflects the style of the
band by having classic edgy imagery
(a skull) mixed with an interesting and
modern color palate.
“The Scraps” Sticker
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#3
This sticker is based off of a Beatles
song called “She Said, She Said”. The
song is about a person who is v things
and is caught up in their own head.
Following this meaning, I made a
sticker of a seemingly normal person
who has something in their mind that
is bothering them.
This sticker is another example of how
stickers can be interesting to look at
but also display someones’ interests
“She Said, She Said” Sticker
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 Contact Appendix
Jason Sanderson

jasonsandersonmedia.com

jsanderson_13@yahoo.com

IG: @sandersonmedia

Facebook: / jason.sanderson.526

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