How to vote? Or must I vote? This project was aimed to convince all those, who were doubtful about the process of voting. It was a group project done by 3 of my classmates and me. We put up posters and magnets all around of the major polling places in downtown Chicago (Daley Plaza).
Here's what the design looked like.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
Alphabet Soup!
So this was an experimental project.
Aim: To use alphabets as non-recognizable graphic forms, so that they lose their symbolic meaning.
Materials used: Soup cans, Font: Gill Sans, and a white shelf for display.
Method: Created patterns using the alphabets to achieve the above.
Observation:
Result: Do not believe what you see ;D
Aim: To use alphabets as non-recognizable graphic forms, so that they lose their symbolic meaning.
Materials used: Soup cans, Font: Gill Sans, and a white shelf for display.
Method: Created patterns using the alphabets to achieve the above.
Observation:
Result: Do not believe what you see ;D
Thursday, June 12, 2008
My Typographic Work
1. Typographic announcement design for a music concert (B&W)
• Simply using type.
• Study of grids and alignments.
2. Typographic book covers (B&W)
• Simply using Type
• Study of symmetries, activation of blank space, contrast, hierarchy and proportions.
3. Page Layouts (B&W)
• Simply using type and necessary graphic elements.
• Strictly modernist.
• Study of blank space activation, hierarchy, contrast and dynamic layouts.
• Simply using type.
• Study of grids and alignments.
2. Typographic book covers (B&W)
• Simply using Type
• Study of symmetries, activation of blank space, contrast, hierarchy and proportions.
3. Page Layouts (B&W)
• Simply using type and necessary graphic elements.
• Strictly modernist.
• Study of blank space activation, hierarchy, contrast and dynamic layouts.
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