Illustration and Typography Designs

The purpose of this project is to design 24 simple illustrations in png format, with transparent background. The illustrations will be printed and used as stickers, so they must have 1:1 or 2:3 proportions. The size of printed stickers will vary from 1.5x1.5in to 4x4in. The style of illustrations is preferred to be HIP and TEENAGER-ORIENTED (bold colors, cool fonts), but nothing visually overly-complicated. Illustrations can be entirely black and white (transparent) or colorful. If you use colors, please, use only solid colors (like 216 Web colors), no gradients. Of course, everything must be your original work. Along with your bid, please choose and design by YOURSELF any 2 ideas below (one typography, one illustration) and also send a link to your portfolio to demonstrate your skill and style. The project has several parts, A-G. A. Each phrase from the list below should be illustrated as typography or a combination of typography and a relevant picture. For example, phrase “Do Not Press This Red Button” can be illustrated as follows: [login to view URL] Obviously, this is just a sketch; the actual image should be professionally done with a nice button and an interesting font. Please, use images below as an inspiration for the style: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] The phrases are the following (and my comments are in brackets). You can look up translation of Latin phrases online and incorporate any appropriate imagery if it would look cool. 1. I am good at math. What is your superpower? (you can use mathematical symbols instead of letters here whenever possible) 2. I am good at grammar. What is your superpower? (here, you probably want to use a handwritten font for at least one of the words) 3. Do not press this red button. (insert image of a red button) 4. Per aspera ad astra 5. Amor Vincit Omnia 6. Veni, vidi, vici 7. Carpe diem 8. Corripe Cervisiam 9. Cogito Ergo Sum 10. Vescere bracis meis (eat my shorts) 11. Pimp (where p is written as π ). Please, use the image below for inspiration, but do not copy it exactly. [login to view URL] 12. Trust me, I am an engineer. 13. I will kill you! Or not. - Schrödinger. B. Create illustrations similar to the one below, but additionally to “math”, use different words, such as “biology”, “physics”, “chemistry”, “grammar”, “econ”. Feel free to be creative and replace the yellow flowers (at the left) and the pencil with something more subject-related. [login to view URL] C. Create an illustration of a Schrödinger’s cat paradox. Preferably, humorous, but it can also be a simple, but hip drawing, illustrating the concept. The illustration should include a cat and the box. The cat should be both dead and alive. Alternatively, it could be in a box, but it must be clear that its condition is unknown. D. Create an illustration of Einstein’s head, showing tongue, like on a famous picture below. It can be simple, but it should be your original work. [login to view URL] E. Create three colorblindness test images. They should be similar to images below, but for the “hidden” image in the center, they must have the following symbols: π, Σ, and ħ. [login to view URL] [login to view URL] E. Create a simple illustration of a solar system. Choose whatever style you like: silly, line drawing, scientific, etc. The only requirement is that it must look cool as a sticker. Images below may server as inspiration: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL]