This was the iPhone app I designed last year in my Basic Advertising class for a medical company that makes in house calls.
Monday, October 25, 2010
05. Infographic.
#5: Twitter Infographic
I had trouble with this assignment at first -- I wanted to do an infographic comparing Alcohol vs. Tobacco vs. Marijuana -- but, being that I never did an infographic I decided to take it slow & start with something I know. Oh, source came fom TweetStats.com.
I had trouble with this assignment at first -- I wanted to do an infographic comparing Alcohol vs. Tobacco vs. Marijuana -- but, being that I never did an infographic I decided to take it slow & start with something I know. Oh, source came fom TweetStats.com.
Monday, October 4, 2010
04. Type Specimen Fonts
#4: Typefaces Used For Type Specimen Poster
Here are the types & brief information about fonts used in my type specimen poster. (Click to enlarge image if necessary).
Here are the types & brief information about fonts used in my type specimen poster. (Click to enlarge image if necessary).
03. Type Specimen #3
Assignment #3: Final Revision of Type Specimen Poster
This week I worked on the final revision of my poster. I decided to keep my color scheme, since it still gives me this retro '70s feel with a somewhat modern twist. In deciding to keep the color scheme, I decided to play around with filters & opacity to give the poster somewhat of a screen print quality. I really like the outcome of this poster -- looking back at my first draft, I have come a long way & still have improvements that can & will be made. But, thus far -- I'm proud of my work.
This week I worked on the final revision of my poster. I decided to keep my color scheme, since it still gives me this retro '70s feel with a somewhat modern twist. In deciding to keep the color scheme, I decided to play around with filters & opacity to give the poster somewhat of a screen print quality. I really like the outcome of this poster -- looking back at my first draft, I have come a long way & still have improvements that can & will be made. But, thus far -- I'm proud of my work.
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