TwelfthNightBookcover Redesign Process Book

Cameron BrownSpring 2013

University of Kansas

1) Does it use a photo, illustration, collage, juxtaposition, type only...

2) Do you think cover is based on a character, place, object from the story

3) Would you consider the cover traditional, contemporary, vintage, futuristic

(vintage or scientific: jetsons or tron), mysterious, romantic, fantasy.

4) Execution is the image altered (colorized, bit-mapped, saturated...),

juxtaposed (two images placed next to each other to create a new meaning),

cropped, framed/boarder, layered, collaged, title as a label, hand-drawn...

5) What emotion, feeling, tone does the cover project?

Act IResearch

Characters

Viola / Cesario-Protagonish

-Crash landed on Illyria

-Thought twin brother died

-dresses as a man to work for Duke

Orsino

-Falls in love with Orsino

-Lady Olivia falls for Cesario

(Love Triangle)

-Likable Character

Malvolio-Antagonist

-Works as Lady Olivia’s Steward

-Wants to be a Duke

-Wants to Marry Olivia

-Hated by everyone

-Seen as mad after a prank

-Ruins everyone’s fun

Feste-Clown

-Impartial

-Funny

-Fool

-Jester

-Wise

-Creator of Chaos

-Saucy

-All-Knowing

-Sage

-Unbaised

-Overly Happy

-Trickster

-Deceiver

-Prankster

-Comic Relief

-Singer

-Witty

-Wonderer

-Despicable

Key Words-Funny -Deceiver-Wise -Witty-Creator Chaos -Wonderer-Trickster

Location

Illyeia

-Western

-Penunsula

-Kingdom

-real

-Ficciontalized

-Light

-Open

-Joyful

-Prosperous

-Fee

-Bright

-Fruitful

-Civilized

-Classy

-Rich

-Large

-Seaside

-Medieval

-State

-Chrstmas Season

-Dukedom

-Hollywood-esque

-Lovely

-Dreamy

-Far, Far, Away

-Whacky

-Crazy

-Nobility

-Festie

-Zany

-Rowdy

-Fairy Tale

-Coast

-Ridiculos

-Beautiful

-Exciting

-Frantic

-Thrilling

-Active

-Joyous

-Fun

-Bright

-Flourishing

-Threving

-Glamerous

Objects

-Love Letter

-Yellow Stockings

-Cross Garters

-M.A.O.I

-Mischevious

-Alcohol

-Tokens

-Music

-Musical Instruments

-Disguises

-Costumes

-Jewels

-Clothes

-Power/Nobility

-Coins

-Dark Room

-Water

-Ocean

-Cakes

-Ale

-Love Triangles

-Entertainment

-Hunting

-Hallucinations

-Selfish

-Competative

-Personal Gain

Inspiration

1. Photo Based2. Object from the story3. Traditional4. Might be slightly saturated to make reds pop more5. Lonliness

1. Photo Based2. Place from the story3. Contemporary4. I cannot see any alterations to the photo5. The image makes me feel powerful

1. Photo Based2. Object from the story3. Mysterious4. I cannot see any alterations to the photo5. The image intreges me and makes me want to keep reading to know what it means

1. Photo Based2. Character from the story3. Mysterious4. Diluted colors5. The image makes me feel pain and sorrow

1. Photo Based2. Character from the story3. Contemporary4. Black and white5. The image makes me feel pain and sorrow

1. Photo Based2. Object from the story3. Mystery4. Blue Tint on the Image5. The image makes me feel confused

1. Mix of text and Illustration2. Object from Story3. Mysterious4.Collaged images5. The image makes me feel nervous for what is to come

1. Mix of text and Illustration2. Object from Story3. Mysterious4.Collaged images5. The image makes me feel nervous for what is to come

1. Illustration2. Object from the story3. Contemporary4. Image overlays to create a bullseye e�ect5. The image makes me feel anxious

1. Illustration Based2. Place from the story3. Fantasy4. Photo given a cartoony e�ect5. The image makes me feel powerful

1. Illustration Based2. Character from the story3. Fantasy4. Photo given a cartoony e�ect5. The image makes me feel scared and anxious

1. Illustration and Text Based2. Object from the story3. Traditional4. given a white boarder to look like a real playing card5. The image makes me curious what the book is about

1. Texted Based2. I cannot tell3. Mysterious4.Distance e�ect5. The cover doesn’t connect to an emotional response but is created in such a way I want to open the book anyway

1. Texted Based2. Character from Story3. Mysterious4.Handmade type mixed with computer text5. The image makes me curious and makes me think I can overcome challenges

1. Texted Based2. Character from Story3. Mysterious4.Handmade type mixed with computer text5. The image makes me curious and makes me think I can overcome challenges

1. Texted Based2. Character from Story3. Traditional4.Uses kenetic typography to express who the book is about5. The cover does not connect on an emo-tional level

1. Texted Based2. Character from Story3. Traditional4. Has text larger than cover to show how God covers everything5. I do not get an emotional response from this cover

1. Texted Based2. Place from Story3. Traditional4.Black and White background that is cut o�5. The background image makes me very curious about what is going on

In the absence of credible evidence to the contrary, Shakespeare must be viewed as the author of the thirty-seven plays and 154 sonnets that bear his name. The legacy of this body of work is immense. A number of Shakespeare’s plays seem to have tran-scended even the category of brilliance, becoming so in�uential as to a�ect profoundly the course of Western literature and culture ever after.

Shakespeare wrote Twelfth Night near the middle of his career, probably in the year 1601. Most critics consider it one of his greatest comedies, along with plays such as As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Twelfth Night is about illusion, deception, disguises, madness, and the extraordinary things that love will cause us to do—and to see. In the absence of credible evidence to the contrary, Shakespeare

must be viewed as the author of the thirty-seven plays and 154 sonnets that bear his name. The legacy of this body of work is immense. A number of Shakespeare’s plays seem to have transcended even the category of brilliance, becoming so in�uential as to a�ect profoundly the course of Western literature and culture ever after.

Shakespeare wrote Twelfth Night near the middle of his career, probably in the year 1601. Most critics consider it one of his greatest comedies, along with plays such as As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream. Twelfth Night is about illusion, deception, disguises, madness, and the extraordinary things that love will cause us to do—and to see.

William Shakespeare

About the Author

Act 2Concept Sketches

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sidered by many to be the greatest play-

wright of all time, although many of the

facts of his life remain mysterious.

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Shakespeare's reputa-

tion as dramatist and

poet actor is unique

and he is considered

by many to be the

greatest playwright of

all time, although

many of the facts of his

life remain mysterious.

If music be the food of love,

Play On.

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Known throughout the world, the works of William Shakespeare have been performed in

countless hamlets, villages, cities and metropo-lises for more than 400 years. And yet, the per-

sonal history of William Shakespeare is some-what a mystery. There are two primary sources

that provide historians with a basic outline of his life. One source is his work—the plays, poems and sonnets—and the other is official documen-tation such as church and court records. How-ever, these only provide brief sketches of spe-cific events in his life and provide little on the

person who experienced those events.

If music

be the

food of

love,

Play On.

Orsino loves Olivia

Olivia loves Cerscio who is really Violia

Viola loves Orsino who thinks she is Cersio .

Malvolio loves Olivia who despises Malvolio

Sir Toby loves Maria who works for Olivia

Then everything gets crazy when Sebatain

(Viola’s twin brother who is believed to be dead)

arrives in Illyria. This comedy written by

Shakespeare is the perfect comedy.

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states he is sick in love with Olivia. Valentine reports to him, however, that

she will not see him or any other man for seven years while she mourns the death of

her father and brother (both died within the last six months). On the seacoast, Viola and her

ship’s captain come ashore a� er their ship sinks. Viola fears her twin brother Sebastian is drowned,

but the captain thinks he saved himself by holding onto the � oating mast. Upon learning that she is in Il-

lyria, governed by Orsino, she convinces the captain to help disguise her as a male so that she may become a servant

to Orsino, and it seems, perhaps try to win his love. At Ol-ivia’s house, her uncle, Sir Toby Belch, comes home late, drunk

as usual, while Olivia’s lady-in-waiting Maria lets him in. Soon, Toby’s drinking buddy Sir Andrew Aguecheek shows up. Andrew

tells Toby he’ll head for home the next day, since Olivia won’t let him woo her, but Toby convinces him to stay with them another month and

promises to try harder to get Olivia to like him (Andrew). Back at the Duke’s palace, he asks Viola (pretending to be a male servant named Cesa-

rio) to approach Olivia and woo her on his behalf. Viola (as Cesario) promises to do so, but privately reveals she will not try hard, since she desires Orsino. At

Olivia’s house, Olivia and her servant Feste (aka Clown) trade witticisms when Maria and Toby (drunk as usual) tell her Viola (as Cesario) is at the door. Learning

Viola is come from Orsino, Olivia tells her steward Malvolio to send him away. Finally, though, she agrees to see Viola. Viola speaks to Olivia about Orsino and actually tries to

tell her how to distance herself from him. While Viola speaks, Olivia actually starts to fall in love with her (as Cesario). When Olivia makes a pass at Viola, she quickly shuns Olivia o� .

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In Illyria, the Duke of Illyria, Orsino states he is sick in love with Olivia. Valentine reports to him, how-ever, that she will not see him or any other man for seven years while she mourns the death of her father and brother (both died within the last six months).

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In Illyria, the Duke of Illyria, Orsino states he is sick in love with Olivia.

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In Illyria, the Duke of Il-lyria, Orsino states he is sick

in love with Olivia. Valentine reports to him, however, that she will not see him or any

other man for seven years while she mourns the death of her father and brother (both died with-in the last six months). On the seacoast, Viola and her ship’s captain come ashore after their ship sinks. Viola fears her twin brother Sebas-

tian is drowned, but the cap-tain thinks he saved himself by holding onto the fl oating mast. Upon learning that she is in Il-lyria, governed by Orsino, she convinces the captain to help disguise her as a male so that she may become a servant to Orsino, and it seems, perhaps try to win his love. At Olivia’s house, her uncle, Sir Toby Belch, comes home late, drunk as usual, while Olivia’s lady-in-waiting Maria lets him in. Soon, Toby’s drinking buddy Sir Andrew Aguecheek shows up. Andrew tells Toby he’ll head for home the next day, since Olivia won’t let him woo her, but Toby convinces him to stay with them another month and promises to try harder to get Olivia to like him (Andrew).

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01In Illyria, the Duke of Illyria, Orsino states he is sick in love with

Olivia. Valentine reports to him, however, that she will not see him

or any other man for seven years while she mourns the death of her

father and brother (both died within the last six months). On the

seacoast, Viola and her ship’s captain come ashore after their ship

sinks. Viola fears her twin brother Sebastian is drowned, but the

captain thinks he saved himself by holding onto the fl oating mast.

Upon learning that she is in Illyria, governed by Orsino, she con-

vinces the captain to help disguise her as a male so that she may be-

come a servant to Orsino, and it seems, perhaps try to win his love.

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Be not afraid of greatness:

some are born great,

some achieve greatness,

and some have greatness

thrust upon them.

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Known throughout the world, the

works of William Shakespeare have

been performed in countless hamlets,

villages, cities and metropolises for

more than 400 years. And yet, the

personal history of William Shake-

speare is somewhat a mystery. There

are two primary sources that provide

historians with a basic outline of his

life. One source is his work—the

plays, poems and sonnets—and the

other is official documentation such

as church and court records. Howev-

er, these only provide brief sketches

of specific events in his life and

provide little on the person who

experienced those events.

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