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This document discusses typography and its use in pop music album covers. It provides examples of typography, explaining that typography is the arrangement of text to communicate information. It then discusses how typography is used in album covers, noting that the title is usually big and colorful along with the artist's name, to draw attention, while any motto is smaller. It also analyzes the typography on a Selena Gomez album cover, pointing out how the black and white colors and elongated font for the band name give an elegant feeling.
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Evaluation Question 3
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Автор(ы): Шестаков С.А., Высоцкий И.Р., Звалич Л.и. под ред Шестакова С.А.
Издательство: АСТ:Астрель
Количество страниц: 255
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- 1. ICT- anson yan 10N
- 3. POP MUSIC ALBUM COVERS COLLAGE
- 4. LINKS ● http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6idvDikh-vM ● ● http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M-5JEqfhFc ● ● http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjUWPRvpjhI ● ● http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XppFKFkud7w ● ●
- 6. What is typography Typography is a arrangement of text on a page, which is a type of written communication. And that Depends on the purpose on what it's trying to tell, or it could be a statement. And worldwide there are people (graphic designers) that spend their whole time designing fonts, and investigating how the text is arranged. The quality of the design can make a big difference if you are trying to communicate with words, for the colour, font, size and arrangement can affect a way the reader sees it and understands it. ● ●
- 7. How typography is used How is typography used in album cover nowadays? Typography is used in album covers to send out a message to the people who sees it. And it is one way to communicate to people. In album cover the typography is used in the title and the artists name and the motto if they have one. The typography in the title is usually big and colorful, along with the artists name, but the name is obviously bigger and more eye catching, but the title has more meaning to it and is more colorful The motto would be smaller but would send out a message.
- 9. Selena gomez and the scene album cover As you can see this album cover is really plain but eye catching, due to the colors black and white. The bands name is big and is long and slim, and that font gives us a elegant feeling. And the album name at the bottom with the same font. Along with the design of the album cover this album cover gives us a elegant feeling.
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