Last week I was asked to develop an illustration of a crown for a logo. I was inspired by the script typeface used throughout the rest of their image. The most exciting part is that this is one of the first vector illustrations that I'm completely happy about.
hi, my name is brooke and i'm a typophile
brain dead.
Maybe this will help.
I apologize for not having any references.
the project.
I've spent most of my free time lately stressing out over Senior Project. My project will be a study of how people react to and interact with typography in an environment. The topic is the least of my problems. In the past two weeks, I've become so overwhelmed with ideas and concepts I want to include in my project that it is starting to become an ugly monster. So I've accomplished nothing.
Ack!
debate flowchart
I don't think I need to explain anything.
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This just in via Thought for the Week by JohnsonBanks. Something any designer can appreciate.
"Sydney-based designer Chris Doyle has obviously done too many large identity projects recently - he decided to create a set of guidelines for himself as he began wondering ‘how my personal identity would be documented if it were considered in graphic design terms.
So the image above is from a spread marked Full Colour Vertical_Private. The following 'key identity formats’ are, of course, Full Color_Vertical, Full Colour Seated_Casual and Full Colour Seated _Formal.
There’s a funny section about colour palette, then colour variations.
And ‘incorrect use’.
eureka!
I would buy this furniture in a heartbeat...if only I could read the website. By Kenchikukagu in Japan.