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Title: Hierarchy
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This photo was taken outside of an orlando courthouse downtown. The sparkles from the lights due to the open shutter gave the scenery a much more welcoming, than intimidating feeling.
last one from the therapy sessions. it's amazing what negative energy can do to your mind. it's also amazing what crazy things come out when you channel all that negative energy and do something creative. but still...it's that fucking light. hahahahhaha!!!
The first instalment of the Swing That Art Bat series of talks and events, BEAT ATTACK THWACK! By Daniel Simpkins and Penny Whitehead
I chose this as an example of the Hierarchy of needs, this is an old clock, not a sundial or candle clock, but a representation of the near middle ground of how we define time.
Why I chose this one, is because we don't necessarily need time, but it is a helpful organization tool that is simple to use, and has been innovated several times (hehe pun) throughout it's existence.
Project for Typography 2: Hierarchy and Expression.
This is a project based on process. Four weeks were spent creating typographic sketches.
The end project resulted in a 5' x 3' poster. The "typeface" is made up of three layers: the outer shell of the circle, the number of lines within the circle, and the number attached to each circle.
The poster reads, "Nothing of me is original. I am the combined effort of everyone I've ever known."
5' x 3'
©Tamara McCoy, 2009