Fear Factor (phobias)


Here is a list of phobias, examples of designs based around phobias, as well as some techniques you might consider.

http://www.phobialist.com/
ILLUSTRATED PHOBIAS





 
Anonda Bell. Apiphobia, 2011. http://www.anondabell.com/ via http://darksilenceinsuburbia.tumblr.com/post/10281153941/anonda-bell-apiphobia-2011
Is our muzy me or is it ironic that the main picture is a gas mask.only whovians will get this. 

Hypnotherapy SA http://www.JaneFielderConsulting.com.au Phobia is defined as a fear deeply embed into ones subconscious. Hypnotherapy is one of the best treatment to cure fear. Since phobia and hypnotherapy affect the same thing -- subconscious mind.
DESIGN TECHNIQUES
Add caption

Use b/w photos layers with color photo, use cut-outs, include text, and creative brushes &  textures

bump up the contrast, or make a silhouette, copy and change color

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