Benjamin Shelley
University of Tasmania
White-Space
White-Space
is an area which outlines a form or shape which emphasises and brings clarity
to any element.
The
use of the material in Lynda Warner’s work is inspiring, just looking through
her portfolio you will see a dozen different materials, for her practice
doesn't settle on one tangible material. Yet she explores and investigates an
array of materials that will fulfil the client's needs. She mentioned this in
our conversation “I do work and investigate different materials that individual
projects may require to bring something more to design.” (Lynda Warner,
2019).
However,
one underlying constant is the absence of material. This conceptual material is
prolific within Warner portfolio, be it for print or fabrication. For she
strives for a minimalist and honest design, emphasis the saying ‘less is more’.
Reference
Lynda Warner, 2019, email, 6 September, <lynda@warnerdesign.com.au>
Lynda Warner, 2019, Lynda Warner Graphic Designer, Viewed 21/09/2019
<https://www.warnerdesign.com.au>
ImagesFIG 1- Lynda Warner, 2013, Pulp Paper Trail Burnie, Environmental, Viewed 21/09/2019 <https://www.warnerdesign.com.au/environmental/#1>
FIG 2- Lynda Warner, 2013, Devonport Regional Gallery, Print, Viewed 21/09/2019 <https://www.warnerdesign.com.au/print/#21>
FIG 3- Lynda Warner, 2013, Tasmanian
Flower growers Association, Identity, Viewed 21/09/2019
<https://www.warnerdesign.com.au/identity/#15>