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TYPOGRAPHY - FINAL COMPILATION AND REFLECTION

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Hansel Ribowo / 0350008 Typography / Bachelor of Design in Creative Media Final Compilation and Reflection Instructions Task 1:   Type Expression and Text Formatting Task 2:   Typographic Exploration and Communication (Text Formatting and Expression) Task 3A: Type Design and Communication (Font Design) Task 3B: Type Design and Communication (Greeting Sticker Design) Submissions Task 1: Exercise 1 - Type Expression 27.8.2021- 24.9.2021 / Week 1 - Week 5 Fig 1,1 Final Type Expression - JPEG,  Week 2 (6/9/2021) Fig 1,2 Final Type Expression - PDF,  Week 2 (6/9/2021) Fig 1.2 Final Animated Type Expression "GLITCH" - Gift,  Week 2 (6/9/2021) Task 1: Exercise 2 - Text Formatting Fig. 1.3 Final Text Formatting - JPEG, Week 4 (22/9/2021) Fig 1.4 Final Text ...

TYPOGRAPHY - TASK 3B

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15/10/2021 - 28/10/2021 (Week 8- Week 10)  Hansel Ribowo / 0350008 / Bachelor of Design (hons) in Cretive Media   Typography   Task 3B Lectures Lecture Notes can be seen on the Previous Task Blogs Instructions Exercise We are instructed to create a telegram/whatsapp sticker of a celebration day that we can choose. I chose typography day as my sticker idea. I directly jumped into Illustrator to create the design because I think that the design would have a clearer concept when created digitally rather than hand drawn sketches. In my ideas I wanted to incorporate things that I had learnt from these past semester regarding to typography. So, I added elements such as different typefaces, baseline, x-height, typing cursor, and letterform deconstruction. Fig 1.1 Happy Easter Sketch Before Feedback: Fig 1.2 Happy Easter Sticker BNW ...

TYPOGRAPHY - TASK 3A

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08.10.2021 -  15/10/2021  (Week 7 - Week 10)  Hansel Ribowo / 0350008 / Bachelor of Design (hons) in Cretive Media   Typography   Task 2 / Typographic Exploration and Communication Lectures Demo Notes From Task 3A When creating our own fonts, we need to do research first. Next we would want to sketch it out and find the most similar fonts that are already available  it would be nice to relate these sketches to the 10 fonts that are already given from Mr Vinod. Learn and identify deconstructed font design. Produce 5 sketches or more (The more sketches created are nice. X-Height - should be 500pt rounded forms looks smaller, so overshooting the x-height is permissible. Type some letters and drag the guide to identify the x height, ascender line, cap line, descender line, and base line. After doing this, you'll have your letterform basic structure. Delete everything except for the guide lines. Start constructing the letterforms using shapes in Illustrat...

TYPOGRAPHY - TASK 2 : Typographic Exploration and Communication

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24.9.2021 -  08.10.2021  (Week 5 - Week 8) Hansel Ribowo / 0350008 / Bachelor of Design In Creative Media Typography Task 2 / Typographic Exploration and Communication Lectures Week 5 Typography: Letters / Understanding Latterforms The uppercase letterforms below suggest symmetry, but in fact, it is not symmetrical. It is easy to see the two different stroke weights of the Baskerville stroke form (below); more noteworthy is the fact that each bracket connecting the serif to the stem has a unique arc. The uppercase letterforms may appear symmetrical, but a close examination shows that the width of the left slope is thinner than the right stroke. Both Baskerville (previous) and Univers (below) demonstrate the meticulous care a type designer takes to create letterforms that are both internally harmonious and individually expressive. The c...