This is the process blog for Professor Newton's ARTC3320 Advance Typography class at Texas State University.
Friday, June 28, 2013
Monday, June 17, 2013
Thumbnail Example
Your 40 thumbnails should look something like this. Lines representing small type. Boxes representing images. Major titles written.
Torres: Exhibition Title
Maxwell: Mood Board
For my exhibit, I plan on focusing on large-scale illuminating lyrical sculpture in public spaces, which would fit within a modern art museum.
Rangel Exhibit Title
Here are the title I have been playing around with over the weekend.
The one's with pictures in them if you look close I added the I-Pad to make it a more interactive title/entrance.
Please share thoughts! Thank you!
Williams: Exhibition Title
Here are a few samples I came up with, I'm pretty certain one of these four is it, OR perhaps a combination of two. Regardless I still want to play with cropping in more to focus on the title and maybe even do a fake digital mock-up of what the final product would look like on a blank wall or canvas for the exhibit.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
P2 Title Description_Seth Brown
This is my idea for the cover. I tried to reduce it down to the simplest elements in my overall concept. I wanted to combine the texture of old document paper as well as the modern rendition of an old typeface. I want everyones opinion on weather or not to leave the black boxes that I placed around the title. These boxes were supposed to echo the Art Deco style of the 1920's. I could take em or leave em lol LET ME KNOW!
Ciceri: Exhibition Title
My exhibition is going to be a behind the scenes look at Coraline, the first stop motion movie to use rapid prototyping (3D Printing). I wanted the title to look creepy and done by hand since the movie itself has a fairly eerie feel to it. By the way, Coraline is the movie with the people who have buttons for eyes if y'all are unfamiliar with it. Hence the name, "Unbuttoned." I left the title in black (save for the last one) because using bright colors would stand out quite a lot against the movie's dark color palette. I'll probably mess with the colors of whichever version I decide to go with whenever I make the book cover.
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