I have chosen my three favourite designs to use for criticism, and perhaps further development if needed. They are as follows:
Planning: I started off by researching Baskerville, and practiced drawing some letters of the typeface. I looked at the angles, serifs, and forms of the letters that I would be using. I then moved on to drawing out a couple… Continue Reading →
What is a Typeface Specimen? A type specimen showcases the specific typeface. It may display all the different variations of the typeface, such as, bold, italic, medium, and condensed. A typeface specimen can include special characters and numbers. What typeface… Continue Reading →
The project outlined to us on week two was our group project called “100 Iterations”. For this project we had to work together and find 100 examples of point, line, or plane. We used both first hand and second hand… Continue Reading →
Week 3 we looked at the principals of design. This included Fibonacci Sequence, rule of thirds, and Gestalt Principals. After going through the principals in the lecture, we went onto Figma and tried putting them into practice. We first… Continue Reading →
In weeks 1 and 2 we looked at three of the most simple forms that are a part of every design: Point, Line, Plane. We then went onto Figma and created a 3×3 square grid for each of the… Continue Reading →
After watching “When We Build” by Wilson Miner, I felt inspired, and even more excited for my future in Interaction Design. Miner begun the talk by showing how “we put so much of ourselves” into our physical possessions, because, although… Continue Reading →
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