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This is a typography project that I did for my Digital Media and Animation class in college. We could choose anyone, including celebrities. So I narrowed my choices down to either Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, Angus Young from AC/DC, or Synyster Gates from Avenged Sevenfold. Obviously you can see which I chose. Before anyone says or comments anything...yes I did leave the face out on purpose. If you need my reason for leaving the face of the Mad Hatter out of the picture, it's because both I and my professor both agree that it isn't needed to be in the picture. Just the implication of the face is enough because the Mad Hatter is such an iconic character and so many know him, that the face can be imagined into the drawing. Am I not right?
Please leave your comments on the drawing and please let me know what your thoughts and ideas for it are or would be. Please don't leave anything mean or non-constructive about the drawing. I am only looking for positive feedback and/or decent critique.
Thanks for taking the time to look at my artwork, and I really do appreciate the feedback and criticism!
Typography made by our A2 Applied Art and Design Students who are currently developing experimental typography for their Good Luck Card Project
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Product Name : TYPOGRAPHY TODAY
Format:210 X 260 mm / 380 page
publishing company : ART POWER
Last update : 2009.10.29
Grinding down some tiles, I saw some great colours coming out of the powder byproduct. Call me mad but I decided to see how some type would look with it.
The first is our Peace + Love Ornament Set in a groovy box with hand-drawn typography and a custom pattern inspired by the ornaments.
Part of a recent project for a typographic tour of Sheffield. Contact me at sjcprojects.co.uk for a free copy of the tour, which is a double-sided A3 piece of print. For details see:
cargocollective.com/sjcprojects/A-Typographic-Tour-of-She...
We are full compromised with our real culture, the antique pre colombian design. To reborn the forgotten artistic movements of a killed empire. We developed our Aymara type, designing a contemporanean inca's typography.
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The text in the image translated to english means "disconnection of reality". The concept behind the image is that many young people growing up without truly knowing reality. They grow up in fantasies. They remain ignorant to the issues of poverty and violence. I believe this is true for many people in Brophy including myself. The image depicts a young boy wearing a nice watch, holding an iPhone and a wallet. sitting in an Aston Martin. By using typography, you add another element of emotion into the image. You can capture great photo and alter its meaning with a message and with the font it is in. Different fonts can cause different emotions and when it is paired with a photo it can enhance the visual experience. The combination of typography and photography in a single image also increases the time a viewer might spend looking at the image. They have to think about both the photo and the text that it is paired with.
21.6 x 14.4 @ 240 PPI
Canon Rebel T2i
Recently I have been gaining an interest in and appreciation of the art of Typography, fonts, typefaces and all things typographical, as well as printing and book making in general.
This picture is of the last page of the Chris Abani book in the previous photo in my stream.
Most of us are not even aware of the difference between serif and san serif fonts and how each is used. As I look at this Flickr page, there are no serif fonts other than those in the picture above. (Oops. The Yahoo logo at the top left has serifs in its characters.) The main reason for that is apparently the displaying of serif fonts on a computer screen causes the font to be distorted.
If you Look At This Wikipedia Link you can quickly learn the difference between serif and san serif fonts and why the latter is used on computer displays. However, I think that with the advent of better computer screens (a la HD) we may begin to see serif fonts more on websites.
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Ocean Fishing _Young Jong Island (south korea)
typography expression about my daily life.
My 2nd refresh workshop. Memory of summer day.
I found the 2nd sky note! so lucky:-) and I discovered another water note ~
Beautiful stencil cut package, that actually fit through an ordinary mail slot. So no waiting for the delivery guy! Yay!
Album art for a compilation of songs I put together that I've been listening to in the car for the past few months. It's based on a rough ambigram concept (flip your head upside down and check, you know you want to).
Tracklist:
1. 'Generator ^ First Floor' by Freelance Whales
2. 'Hustle' by Tunng
3. 'Daylight' by Matt & Kim
4. '5 Years Time' by Noah & The Whale
5. 'Missing' by Eliza Doolittle
6. 'Count On Me' by Bruno Mars
7. 'Good Ol' Fashion Nightmare' by Matt & Kim
8. 'I Am Not A Robot' by Marina and the Diamonds
9. 'Moths Wings' by Passion Pit
10. 'Two Weeks' by Grizzly Bear
11. 'Lisztomania' by Phoenix
12. 'Happy Up Here' by Röyksopp
13. 'Go Outside' by Cult
14. 'All I Believe In' by The Magic Numbers
15. 'Goodnight Moon' by Said The Whale
16. 'You Are Not A Robot' (feat. Marina and the Diamonds) by Hoodie Allen
17. 'Summertime' by Mouth's Cradle
18. 'Something Good Can Work' by Two Door Cinema Club
19. 'Cameras' by Matt & Kim
20. 'Wake Up' (Arcade Fire Live Cover) by John Legend & The Roots
21. 'Rum Hee' by Shugo Tokumaru
22. 'Bu Bu Poruche' by Melody Chubak
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