In Typography, we had to work with a client and create album art for their first CD release. I was inspired by their song "Zydeco Brought Me Back from the Dead" and a pre-existing zydeco album with Baron Samedi, and wanted to do a flatter style similar to the restaurant song in Princess and the Frog.
There will be a fundraiser on Sunday the 27th, 3pm-7pm. 2290 Raybrook Street SE. Grand Rapids, MI 49546. BYOB, food provided, CD Sales, silent auction, 50/50 raffle.
Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
3.25.2011
3.03.2011
Typography- Type Face (Crowley)
First of all, I realize it's both Neil Gaiman and Sir Terry Pratchett who wrote Good Omens. I had copy and pasted the quote from GoodReads.com and worked on formatting the quote last-minute. By the time I realized such a glaring mistake, it had already been printed and mounted to a display board. Maybe I'll edit it so it gives credit to both authors. Now I feel terrible. Both are two of my favorite authors and I wouldn't want to not credit both.
Anyway, Crowley is the fallen angel from Good Omens, a great book about the Apocalypse. All text is quotes from the book. Most of the class did caricatures with minimum characters, but I did it with shading. Photo used for reference from a: Face a Face Legends ad. I really wanted to show Crowley's yellow eyes but redrawing the image was taking too long.
Anyway, Crowley is the fallen angel from Good Omens, a great book about the Apocalypse. All text is quotes from the book. Most of the class did caricatures with minimum characters, but I did it with shading. Photo used for reference from a: Face a Face Legends ad. I really wanted to show Crowley's yellow eyes but redrawing the image was taking too long.
2.17.2011
2.08.2011
Typography- Two-Character Design
Our second assignment was to take two characters from any of five fonts (Baskerville, Garamond, Bodoni, Helvetica, and Rockwell) and create a design. I did mostly logos.
Typography- Letter Abstraction
For our first typography assignment, we had to choose a letter in Futura and turn it into something new. We could either cut it apart and glue it together, trace it, or do those two things in Illustrator. I chose the hands-on approach and then traced them in Illustrator when I was finished.
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