Australian Anzac Day Family Collage
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I'm looking for someone to create an Australian Anzac Day family collage. This is a special project, so I will need someone with skill and attention to detail.
The collage will need to be made out of photos. The finished product should be A3 in size, so I'm looking for an artist who can make creative use of the material given. I have a deadline for when I need the collage complete, so I'm looking for someone with a good sense of time management, who can meet my expectations.
If you think you can create a collage to commemorate this special day and have the skill-set to get the job done, I'd love to hear from you!
I can explain more about the theme once I see your work. I have also attached official PNG files for the Army that you might be able to blend into the background as part of the theme.
Basically - my Grandfather Fred Keays was in both ww1 and ww2 - and in ww2 his 3 sons, Gerald, Desmond Jack and Kevin Couchman (different surname as he was adopted) - all fought for Australia in WW2. Fred went to the 2nd War because his 3 sons went. He is in the Tough Love photo next to son Gerald.
Desmond Jack Keays died on the Sandakan Death March - the others came back - with Couchman on the front page of the news paper that talks about the death march. So Couchman is in the photo having survived Changi prison and on the name newspaper front page is the article about the death of this brother Desmond Jack Keays.
The Tough Love article is Fred Keays with son Gerald in Ww2 - so that's an important one along with the great photo of Desmond Charles "Jack" Keays from the Army and Fred Keays as a young kid in Gallipoli. The photo of the pyramids and kangaroo is symbolic of where Fred Keays trained before Gallipoli and the Western Front.
As Australia has the sport AFL - Fred was a Fitzroy and Collingwood player even though he had been wounded twice in WW1 and took 18 months to recover. There's a collingwood jumper with a certificate as that club used his photo on one of their commemorative years - 2015 or the 100th year of Gallipolli.
I know there's a lot here to try and pack into a thematic collage of my family and A3 might not be the right size maybe it's better as a poster size -- might not even print it - for now - we want to share it on Social Channels.
"Keays Men of War - WW1, WW2" Fred, Archie, Gerald, Desmond "Jack" & Kevin (Couchman) - Egypt, Western Front (France, Beligium), Singapore, Bouganville, Borneo) = Title - subtle
(there's 1 Photo of Archie Keays - he's in a suit - like a portrait - he also served in both WW1 and WW2)
Wikipedia has more on Fred Keays.
The collage will need to be made out of photos. The finished product should be A3 in size, so I'm looking for an artist who can make creative use of the material given. I have a deadline for when I need the collage complete, so I'm looking for someone with a good sense of time management, who can meet my expectations.
If you think you can create a collage to commemorate this special day and have the skill-set to get the job done, I'd love to hear from you!
I can explain more about the theme once I see your work. I have also attached official PNG files for the Army that you might be able to blend into the background as part of the theme.
Basically - my Grandfather Fred Keays was in both ww1 and ww2 - and in ww2 his 3 sons, Gerald, Desmond Jack and Kevin Couchman (different surname as he was adopted) - all fought for Australia in WW2. Fred went to the 2nd War because his 3 sons went. He is in the Tough Love photo next to son Gerald.
Desmond Jack Keays died on the Sandakan Death March - the others came back - with Couchman on the front page of the news paper that talks about the death march. So Couchman is in the photo having survived Changi prison and on the name newspaper front page is the article about the death of this brother Desmond Jack Keays.
The Tough Love article is Fred Keays with son Gerald in Ww2 - so that's an important one along with the great photo of Desmond Charles "Jack" Keays from the Army and Fred Keays as a young kid in Gallipoli. The photo of the pyramids and kangaroo is symbolic of where Fred Keays trained before Gallipoli and the Western Front.
As Australia has the sport AFL - Fred was a Fitzroy and Collingwood player even though he had been wounded twice in WW1 and took 18 months to recover. There's a collingwood jumper with a certificate as that club used his photo on one of their commemorative years - 2015 or the 100th year of Gallipolli.
I know there's a lot here to try and pack into a thematic collage of my family and A3 might not be the right size maybe it's better as a poster size -- might not even print it - for now - we want to share it on Social Channels.
"Keays Men of War - WW1, WW2" Fred, Archie, Gerald, Desmond "Jack" & Kevin (Couchman) - Egypt, Western Front (France, Beligium), Singapore, Bouganville, Borneo) = Title - subtle
(there's 1 Photo of Archie Keays - he's in a suit - like a portrait - he also served in both WW1 and WW2)
Wikipedia has more on Fred Keays.