The point of this typography design type, it was a different variation of the generic "mindmap", I didn't want to create that boring mindmap that everyone else did, I wanted to incorporate my mindmap design into an artistic piece, so that's what I did.

 

I took a picture from a photoshoot I did last Christmas, with the photo, I cropped the top part of the head to make it look like the ideas were coming from the cropped part of the head. Furthermore, I edited parts of the photo to make some parts exaggerated in colour, either black and white or a blinding form of brightness. In addition, the lines are in the concept of a geometric form but to also have foreground to background depth-of-field perspective on some of the lines to have that illusion look when you first see it.

 

Then at the top, the words are extruded from lines, sort of like a family tree but a tad more creative. This mind map was for Unit 12 which I'm intending to create three really good quality prints.