The Nostalgia comes from watching my girls bash the keys reminding me of the time I played Piano as a child.
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Good Examples of type
The twirls at the end of the letters indicate delicate cake work and trimmings
The italics indicate movement essential in a gym and getting fit
The “R” in art shot looks like a brush stroke indicating artistic qualities as the photos show an artistic creation
The Orbea design gives the sense of movemont and curves indicate wheels as this is selling a bicycle
The word revolution wwith its multiple piece letters indicate joinery essential in renovations.
Bad Type
At the heads is very bland type and for a restaurant this does not convey an inviting message
Used car salesman in Comic Sans indicates something funny and lightharted. I don’t think that a sales person wants to come across a s a joke?
chilli on the back windows spacing so close together that the last 4 letters almost seem to be a blur and definitely not eye-catching for a moving advertisement
Paddy Pallin writing with its cursive links doesn’t convey an Outdoor store rather it seems more suited to a dress or fashion store
Devereaux renovations is hard to link it to a renovation company. maybe more emphasis need on the word renovation?
“Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow” I consider this is a serious quote. So with that in mind I chose “Elephant” font as its Bold design along with Serif allows it to be taken seriously whilst being a loud statement. I have used different colour to convey the essence of the quote small being blue, as its something not normally seen to be a problem. And red to show that its a burning issue. The word Shadow is in grey for effect.
Kunstler Script is a regal handwritten design. Useful for invitations and signing artworks.
Kunstler Script was designed by the German Stempel foundry in 1902. Hans Bohn, a German graphic artist and type designer, extended the font family in 1957 with a black weight.
It was originally titled Künstlerschreibschrift, which translates from German to English as “handwriting of artists”.
(Wikipedia and prepressure.com)
Re-Submit
My website will be a Resume website for myself. It has been designed with Gutenberg Design in mind. Dot points on front page outlining main skills. Image is of myself with right hand out appearing to hold dot points.
Tried to keep the Business card simple and free of clutter with only the Bare minimum of Information needed
Newsletter front page. Main Heading at top with Major story consuming greater part of page. Flow Left to right with advertisement situated at page exit point.
Re-Submission
Above is the Frontpage of Twitter that seems to follow the Gutenberg Diagram more closely
The Australian exhibits The Gutenberg theory of flow. The Title “The Australian” is situated centre tom. First Article title has Bold type. Flowing diagonally rightwards to the bottom right article showing also the same bold and size title.
The amount of eye catching images are limited to the centre of the page. The use of grid is very evident being a news site.
Family Relationship menus are situated at top of page. There is ample amount of whitespace to rest the eye. Common elements are situated in common placings.
The website was The Australian loaded very quickly.
Mens Health Magazine Article quite simple easy to view Grid
Design Principles Balance in the way 2 small pictures are used in the top half with the text in similar positions, and Balance in the bottom half with Large picture and text underneath.
Another Mens Health Magazine article with easy to identify lines
Design Principles – Use of Negative space to draw attention to the left.
Example of Grid lines in Architecture pictured is Eureka Tower in Melbourne
Design Principles – Repetition with the horizontal lines
AFL website has quite a large number of grid lines due to a large amount of available content
Design Principles -Repetition
This piece of Architecture appears to have some grid lines at bottom but due to the Chaos at the top of the building this grid lines are no longer evident
Design Principles – Movement, the building seems to be falling.
Federation Square in Melbourne. The windows transparency reveals a series of diagonal lines which appear not to follow a grid system
Design Principles – Rhythm in the repetition of the diagonal lines
Find five examples where whitespace has been used effectively in:
The observatory hotel is using grey as the whitespace in this photo and a lot of it
The Black around the word braaap is the whitespace in this street signage
Apple is using White in this billboard as whitespace
Taylormade website is using a lot of whitespace shown here as the grey background
White space is the large amount of white in background
I see the negative space in the main image, in the skin tone, as picture has been edited in grey scale
White space within the Orange circle between the outline of design
Negative Space in Web Bridge is blue of the sky and the grey of the path
The white of the sky provides Negative space with the picture showing the tree reaching for the sky
The white within the red circle and around the number provides the negative space
The Yellow within the T is the negative space here of a NYC taxi
Return of the Jedi Poster Uses the Aqua colours as the negative space with the artistic tree work to show definition in the Darth Vader Face.
The Star Wars Logo shows negative space within the yellow outline as black
The White here provides structure as well as negative space
Cross section of lungs showing ribs using negative space