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2012-10-25 Halloween Typography Exhibition, Vulcan Gallery, Cal U. Funded by SAI & Associated Artists. Photo by: Jeff Helsel
An art deco inspired Christmas card I made at school. The hardest part was also the most exciting part, since I love typography. ^_^
I spent quite some time making this, so it's watermarked for a reason...
P.S. I've uploaded another version of this Christmas card, which looks a lot better. It's in my school work set. :)
Space Cats Riding Bikes, Mural dedicado a Los Gatos y a Los Ciclistas de Mexico, En colaboracion con el equipo de Arca Daniel, Rafa y Bryan, Gracias a Benjamin Gonzalez y Fatima Nozamo. Fotos por Arca MX
Estacion de Metro Garibaldi con un flujo de 21,257 usuarios diarios y 7.758,638 usuarios por año.
Estacion Garibaldi - Lagunilla Linea 8 y Linea B Tepito, Centro y Bellas Artes.
Typography project based on Jasper Johns' series 0 though 9. I used pencil, fine liner, water colours and ink.
Final project done for my Typography 4 class at school. This info-graphic represents 12 hours where I documented my procrastination and productivity levels. Apparently, it is now obvious I was more on the procrastination side of things that day... ;) I'll be posting this soon with more detail over at rachelleletain.com
Hurricane light box.
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So this week I followed the typography portrait tutorial that I found online. It was actually relatively simple and straightforward. It didn’t take me long at all. The tutorial involved using selective coloring to create a “base layer” for all my work. I then used custom brushes and painted them onto a blank canvas. I took my base layer and placed it into a layer mask, inverting the colors so to create the effect. I then added a gradient overlay (Blue/Red – looked the best) and added more text over it. I hope that this makes sense. I did everything using a 30-day trial version of Photoshop CS5. Otherwise, it probably wouldn’t have been possible. I think it fits in really well. When I see this, I see happiness (which is the emotion) and it clearly has typography. I used various fonts; roughly about 6 different fonts. This turned out surprisingly well considering it’s the one of the few times I’ve done a purely graphic design photo (and it was the first time I’ve use CS5).