Studio Photo Essay: Part 3, final book

Love Wins…

Book Cover

Book opened

First Page

Content

 

Content

Content

 

Last Page

Classmates Critique

Really nice how the story and the captions go well together. Really tight + clean connections between pages. (Jumana)
Black and white images look very nice paired with the captions. The story is great and I love how the placement of the text is different on each page. (Autumn)
The captions go well with the images, narrative feels personal yet universal. (Finn)
Great presentation. The pics link with the descriptions well and the format keeps it interesting. Good story. But the pages need to be flat (Thomas)
I really adored the layout of the photos + text. I genuinely wanted to continue reading and observing the images. The only downside that can be improved on is making the pages more straight cause it’s kinda like a wave right now. (Kristina)
I really liked the format of the whole book and the pages were all really neat. The narrative was also really inspiring. (Agnes)
This is so cute. (Amal)

 

My Response
I really appreciated reading all of my classmates critiques, mostly all of them were very positive towards the design and layout of the book, and the downs were regarding the neatness of the pages, which was due because I didn’t know how to glue them correctly. But over all I was very pleased with the feedback.

 

I’m Isabella de Vries. I was born in Houston, Texas, and lived there until the age of 7. I then moved to a small city in Mexico, where I grew up the rest of my life. I have one brother, that I adore. A lot of people think we’re twins because we look so alike. My mom is Mexican and my dad is Dutch. I’m majoring in Fashion Design at Parsons. I’ve been painting and drawing since I was 3 years old as well as taking art classes. I love trying out new ways of design. I’ve taken silver jewelry courses, learning how to weld silver and hand carve. I’ve taken classes from sewing, acting, music, painting, drawing, wood-workshops to knitting. I’m very passionate and interested in any type of manifestation of the arts.

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