Boomtown typically briefs two designers to generate individual concepts and creative expressions aligned with the designated theme for the Affinity Publishing-owned annual.
Commenting on the achievement, Conway-Cleaves said her three-year involvement with this project has taught her the importance of continuously digging deeper. This entails going beyond the surface and digging deeper to create stronger concepts and executing them visually through typography, colour, texture, and more, she said.
In 2021, the theme of ‘resilience’, particularly in the context of businesses adapting to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Conway-Cleaves drew inspiration from the phenomenon of ‘typoglycemia’, which demonstrates that readers can comprehend text even when it contains spelling errors and misplaced letters. The creative expression of this concept came to life in the headings of the publication, where we intentionally manipulated letters.
“This year, we were asked to explore the theme of ‘Artificial Intelligence versus Human Instinct’,” said Conway-Cleaves. “The inspiration came from the discovery that Martin Luther King Jr. improvised his iconic speech, with the famous phrase ‘I have a dream’ never originally appearing in his prepared notes.
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