Finished Camo Design!

This is the finished design for my camouflage, I am very happy with the way it has turned out and now I need to decide what object I am to place it on, in the mean time I will post more research so I have more time to think!

Developing my camo idea.

I printed off 9 small pictures of each of my drawings so then I could cut them out in different shapes and stick them onto a A4 piece of paper to make my pattern design....and yes it took ages to cut them all out.

The Drawings I will use!

These are the drawings of the Joker i've done that I scanned onto my computer and will use for my camo design, enjoy!

Camouflage art research.

These are examples of camo art that really caught my eye and made me see camouflage and the use for it in a different creative way. Obviously these pictures show just how important colour is to the designs as that's all camouflage really is, different colours put together to create a pattern and/or conceal something.

I think there is a lot of camo art out there just because of the large amount of creative things that can be done with that topic in mind, the images below certainly help get that statement across and there are literally thousands more examples that can be found online.

My idea for Camouflage design and why I'm doing it.

As I've got a great interest for comics and graphic novels I also enjoy drawing characters from these so I can think of nothing better for me to use for my camo design. My design will feature five different drawings of the Joker that I have drawn and I will use the Joker as each drawing I have done of him has improved in my opinion therefore showing five different stages.

I have always enjoyed comics, graphic novels and video games from an early age and that has made me who I am today, it is also one of the reasons I am studying Graphic Design. My camo will be hand rendered as I have always loved drawing and it is what I feel most comfortable with.

The reason that out of all the comic characters I could do I am doing the Joker is mainly because when you tell a person that you love comics and what not most people think you're weird or a bit odd so I could think of no other character that relates to crazy as much as the Joker.

Camo Research

Camouflage has been used in a variety of different ways, mainly known for military purposes but can also be used for art, fashion or just creativity.

These are a few examples of how it is used.