Since I m a little stuck for ideas when it comes to editorial 10, I have dug out an old book of mine called "Mapping the Mind" by Rita Carter first published in 1998. Not only is this book a fascinating read, it also has illustrations throughout.
Most of these illustrations simply demonstrate what the text is talking about, but on the chapter pages there are some really beautiful ones. A selection of my favourite ones are below. I am trying to use these as inspiration for my editorial 10 illustration.
The cover itself (pictured above) is an interesting image. It is reminiscent of the London underground map, but also of electronics - linking in with "supercharge your brain".
This image demonstrates the different between the two hemispheres of our brain; they are both so different in the way they function. On the right hemisphere there are some stone constructions sitting on top. This is making me think of power stations - perhaps a wind farm?
I've mostly included this image because I like it, but I also take note of the layout of the face on the right hand side.
Here we see a head with lots of other things other than a brain sitting in his head. Perhaps to take this idea for my editorial I could have the various things they talk about sitting in the head rather than the above objects.
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