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In week 3’s IXD102 lecture Kyle talked about how the new century saw new technology that would change the world forever. He began the lecture explaining the history of the invention of photography and motion picture. We discussed how the Lumiere

Out of the 100 images from our group project I some images and recreated them, before I chose my final 9 for my project I wanted to do a quick photography exercise to get my ideas flowing. I have to

Jessica Hische research   I have decided to research Jessica Hische to enhance the typography of my manifesto. Jessica Hische is a lettering artist and author, and while scrolling her website I came across lettering inspiration that fitted the theme

Group Critique   This class was the group critique and I showed my posters to my lecturers and my peers, I created multiple posters and Pauline liked the look of the poster below and wanted to see me develop this

Single letter Combinations We took a closer look at typography on Monday and the characteristics of letters and type. The task was to experiment with letter forms and change their appearance. I began with taking ‘H’ and removing a section

Fibonacci Sequence I was asked to complete a task on Figma and create point, line and plane designs using the Fibonacci Sequence. This task allowed me to use my new knowledge of the Fibonacci sequence with point, line and planes.

On Mondays lecture we did an exercise that got us to think about planes and layout. We were told to pick our 3 favourite apps and recreate them only using planes in Figma, the apps I chose to recreate were

Final 3 designs I have taken my final 3 design sketches and began to build them on Adobe XD. I have decided to keep colour out of the equation for now as I am just focusing on form and composition.

Our second lecture in IxD102 was titled Gutenberg & Beyond.   ‘Type is clothing for words’ – Erik Spiekermann Kyle began this lecture by explaining the importance of choosing the right type for the right context,  I liked this quote