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This document describes two typography ideas for representing the word "untidy". The first idea overlaps duplicates of the word to look messy. It represents the word simply but looks too clean. The second idea pastes the word messily all over the page with more overlapping, looking more untidy. It better suits the theme but could fill more white space with additional duplicates.
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Typography evaluation
The document describes two typography designs for the word "untidy". The first design overlapped duplicates of the word, which represented the messy characteristics but was too simple. The second and final design pasted duplicates of the word randomly across the entire page to better represent the disorganized and messy qualities by having a greater number of overlapping words. This second design was an improvement as it more accurately portrayed the chosen word.
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This document discusses two typography designs for the word "untidy". The first design overlapped duplicates of the word but looked too simple and clean. The second and final design pasted the word randomly across the entire page to look more disorganized and messy, better representing the chosen word. While an improvement, it still had some empty white space that could be filled with more content. Overall, the second design better conveyed the characteristics of being untidy and messy through its random, overlapping layout.
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Evaluation
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The document provides an evaluation of the author's time management and creative process for a design project. The author created a schedule to manage their time efficiently, meeting all deadlines. Screenshots were taken at each stage and compiled into a PowerPoint to track progress. Researching punk fanzines informed the designs. While the initial ideas changed during development, key punk elements like messy writing and cut-out images remained. The target audience of 15-30 year olds interested in music, art and fashion influenced content choices and layouts based on magazines like Kerrang and Heat. Problems like mixed up tasks were overcome.
Task 9
The document discusses the design elements of punk fanzines from different eras. It analyzes examples of older punk fanzines from when the genre was at its peak in terms of images, fonts, and layout. The images had a cut-out effect and scrapbook style. Fonts were often handwritten to fit the DIY aesthetic. The layout was disorganized. It then discusses more modern examples that use a single, large image and simpler fonts and layouts to appeal to younger audiences. The document proposes two ideas for a fanzine design - one recreating the style of original fanzines manually and one taking a more modern, digital approach to appeal to modern punk fans.
Task 9
The document discusses the design elements of punk fanzines from different eras. It analyzes examples of older punk fanzines from when the genre was at its peak in terms of images, fonts, and layout. The images had a cut-out effect and scrapbook style. Fonts were often handwritten to fit the DIY aesthetic. Layouts were disorganized. It also looks at more modern punk fanzines, comparing their use of digital tools and modern band images versus the older analog styles. The document proposes two ideas for a fanzine design - one manually replicating the styles of original fanzines and one taking a more modern, digitally-designed approach to appeal to current audiences.
Task 8
The student created a tabloid newspaper cover for a punk culture magazine by starting with a 3x3 grid layout. They added content such as a headline image and title in the top center. Additional elements like side stories, dates, and ads were included to fill space. Different fonts were used to represent the genre, and images were treated as magazine clippings. Overall the layout balanced readability with a style fitting the target audience. Further developments could include more ads or interior content previews.
Task 7
The document discusses two newspaper front cover layouts that were researched and evaluated. For the first layout, the image is placed in the middle to attract attention, and a bold font is used for the headline. This layout is simple and modern. The second layout only includes important information on the front and uses a large, bold font for the story title to attract attention without including the full story. This layout is cleaner with less content. Different fonts and images are also discussed for each layout.
Fibbers
The document summarizes the process of creating a poster for a music event called "fibbers." The creator started with a crossword-inspired design using different fonts but later decided it looked too childish. They changed to using the same font throughout, except for the title, to make it look more professional. Text was resized and repositioned based on act popularity before finalizing a layout that was well-balanced and targeted younger audiences. The poster design was deemed professional enough for real concerts while retaining elements from the original idea.
Gerard ex
The document describes two magazine article layout designs created in InDesign. For the first design, the author placed a sidebar overlapping an image in the center to make the page look different. They were happy with the modern and interesting look. For the second design about theater, the author split an image and placed it on either side of text. They included a title and name at the top and bottom to provide context. Both designs aimed to look modern and appeal to target audiences.
Tom
The document discusses the layout and design choices made in a magazine article spread. It analyzes the use of a pull quote in a different font to draw attention, a large landscape image filling the page, and modern, mature fonts used. The layout forms boxed columns and shapes around the text and image. Page numbers and the company website are included to convey maturity. Landscape images and portrait text maintain a modern, square theme fitting the target audience. The text wraps around elements to avoid merging and maintain margins for a clean, abstract style aligned with the magazine's fashion and art focus. An online video link is also included to engage fans across media.
Planning pro forma
The document outlines planning for a photography project from September 2nd to December 2nd, 2014. Equipment needed for college includes a DSLR camera and tripod, while equipment needed at home includes a camera app, phone, lighting, backdrop, models, and Photoshop. The document also mentions experimenting.
Fibbers eval
The document summarizes the development process for a concert poster design project, where the designer experimented with different font and layout ideas before settling on a final design. The designer's initial idea used a crossword-style layout with different fonts, but they later changed to using the same font throughout except for the title to make it look more professional. After adjusting text sizes and positions based on act popularity, the designer was happy with the final layout, though thought it still had a somewhat childish appearance.
Gerard and tom eval
The author created two layout designs for magazine articles. For the first design about music, they placed images in the corners and text in the middle but simplified it to be more readable. They added a sidebar with key information overlapping an image. They were happy with the modern, interesting design but could have used more white space. For the second design about film/theater, they split an image and placed it on either side of text. They included a title and name at the top/bottom and made questions bold in an interview to make it clearer. They were pleased with the abstract layout but could have used more blank space and better quotes.
Task 1
The leaflet uses bold text and headings in bright colors like red to catch passengers' attention. Clear illustrations have also been included. Information is presented concisely in bullet points for easy reading. Legal and safety information is accurately provided to properly inform passengers of policies and procedures. Overall the leaflet effectively communicates important guidelines to passengers in a clear, concise, and legally compliant manner.
Experiments
Hannah Richards conducted experiments in experimental photography, including reflections, out of focus, movement, and photomerge techniques. For reflections, she photographed reflections in puddles, bins, and light bulbs. The bin reflection provided a fish-eye effect. For out of focus, she photographed her cat, a light, and a flower. She liked how the light photograph looked interesting and blurry. For movement, she photographed her hand and a guitarist. She liked how the guitarist photo captured more movement with brighter lighting from behind. For photomerge, she merged photos of floral wallpaper, liking how the lighting made the silver pattern stand out despite the pattern not matching up completely.
On going evaluations
Hannah Richards created experimental photographs exploring themes of possession and exorcism. She developed her skills using slow shutter speeds to capture movement in test photos of her pets. For her final images, she experimented with self-portraits showing rapid head movements, floating reflections in a mirror, and a blurred body in a woodland scene. Each photo went through multiple iterations and editing techniques to achieve her artistic visions and push the technical boundaries of her camera. Overall, Hannah is pleased with how her final images embodied the discovery and exorcism themes through creative photography experiments.
Photographers
Heitor Magno is an experimental photographer known for using double exposure techniques to replace faces with scenery. One image features a woman's face replaced with pink flowers in a stylish modern way. The techniques include double exposure and out of focus photography.
Katie Homer is a traditional photographer who also creates experimental scanography images. One image features a model under glass with flowers, using out of focus and scanography techniques. The flowers and hair act as props representing themes like weather or seasons.
Daniel Barreto is an experimental photographer who uses light and movement. One image features light trails making figures in trees look like ghosts using light trail techniques with sources of light and a slow shutter speed. The light sources and
Planning pro forma
Hannah Richards is planning a photography experiment from 9/02/14 to 12/02/14. She will use a DSLR camera and tripod in college and the woods. At home, she will use a phone, lighting, backdrop, models, and Photoshop along with the Harris camera app to capture experimental images and create mixed media photos.
On going evaluations
Hannah Richards evaluated her experimental photography project. She thinks she could have improved her work by using different editing methods instead of editing all photos the same way. Using mixed media or techniques like double exposure could make the photos more interesting and keep the "exorcist effect." Richards feels her photos matched the discovery and exorcism theme well by showing different aspects of the theme using varied techniques. She is happy that she achieved her goals and final photos were similar to her initial ideas.
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