Rainbow Vomit is an interactive art exhibit located in Dallas, TX. Through a colorful and unique experience, it walks the audience through a story that shows importance and value of self-worth and being accepting of others. We worked on creating a back-story that went along with the visuals as the audience moves along the exhibit.
Problem: How do we market and create a fun, unique experience, while instilling a meaningful message to our audience?
Roles: Illustrator, Graphic Designer, Concept Artist
This is the original template we were give for the main website page. It had the color scheme we wanted, but we wanted to find images that represented our brand more.
I gathered various images that represented more of Rainbow Vomit’s personality; such as rainbow lips, a cat with laser beams, and color drips. I altered a few of the images by adding the rainbow dripping and the shading on the banana.
We ran a service design exercise to understand where all of the touch points are in the customer’s experience with Rainbow Vomit; from where they might first hear about it, to their experience leaving the exhibit.
I drafted a few ideas of how the layout and might be for the space. I also made some concept art for interactive art pieces and a character in our back-story.
Illustrations of Stan Lee and a few pages from the comic book that represents that back-story behind the exhibit.
These are a few props I painted and assembled. The exhibit is heavily influenced by the style of pop-art.