Class Info

Class Date: Mon. Mar. 18

Topic

Name That Type

Project 1

Project 1 Type Book FINAL Due Next class

Deliverables

Submitted via DropBox Projects FOLDER
Package your InDesign file
Upload the complete packaged folder of your InDesign doc
Create a post on OpenLab named lastname firstname_Typebook
Categories “Student work” and Project 1
Upload one Multi page PDF version of your Type Book named lastname firstnname_Typebook FINAL

Expressive Type Cover Challenge

TYpe Book Cover studies

You will create three cover studies in class.

Duplicate your Type Book file

Insert four pages into you document using one of your parent pages with one of the grid options you created

Insert four pages Use the text for your typebook cover black and white

one sans serif typeface

Page One: Use scale as the design principle to make your layout
Page Two: Use repetition
Page Three: Use one of the examples in this document to create a layout
4. Upload a PDF lastname first name-TC-Cover

Typographic-dante Download

Typographic Dante.pdf

Creative Process copy Download

EXPRESSIVE-TYPE-1 Download

Discussion Project 2 Expressive Typography

An introduction to Expressive Typography
- Name That Type
- Brainstorm four words to look up

Typographic Dante Expressive Typography

Typographic Dante.pdf
https://www.typeroom.eu/the-typographic-dante-to-hell-and-back-barrie-tullett-stunning-visual-project

Part 1 . Expressive Typography:
Communicating the meaning of a word via typography
ONLY FUTURA BOLD, NO IMAGE

Project 2 – Part 1 Expressive Typography:

Introduction to Project 2: We will explore the use of type as expression by working on a multi part project that will include expressive type with an existing typeface and also lettering.

Please see this Quick Reference PDF with Expressive Type/Lettering Basic Info

QR_COMD1127_model_expressivetype Download

To Do After Class

Project 1 Type Book FINAL Due Next class
Deliverables
Submitted via DropBox PROJECTS FOLDER
Package your InDesign file
Upload the complete packaged folder of your InDesign doc
Create a post on OpenLab named lastname firstname_Typebook
Categories “Student work” and Project 1
Upload one Multi page PDF version of your Type Book named lastname firstnname_Typebook FINAL
Review content of book for submission
Design Continuity (uniformity of headings, margins, color, etc)
Packaging a file

A folder will be created and will include: Indesign Files, PDF, Fonts and Links

Project 1: Type Book COVER
Project 1: Type Book– Anatomy of Letterform Diagram with labels for parts of each letter. (One Page)
Project 1: TypeBook – 5 found type five photos Classification of Letterforms (One Page)
Project 1: TypeBook– Kerning and Tracking (One Page)
Project 1: TypeBook– Variations (One Page)
Project 1: TypeBook Leading (One Page)
Project 1: TypeBook Alignment (Two Pages)
Project 1: TypeBook_Classification of Type Styles Alignment Typesetting (Five Pages)
Poject 1: TypeBook – Drop cap (Two Pages)
Project 1: TypeBook_06 Type on a path (One Page)

Submitted via Class Dropbox Final Project Folder
Dropbox Folder to Upload Final Projects
Package your Indesign file
Upload folder of packaged’ file of your Document
Named ‘lastname firstnname_Typebook_FINAL’ into:

2. OPTIONAL. Project 2 Expressive Type

Select the four words
focus / confusing / shrink / extravagant / sinking / tired / divided / strong / damaged / cheer / fading / drip / dismantle / omission / fast / slow / amplifying / flying / pouring / random / celebration / squeeze / giant / cracked / windy / tumble / floating
Look up the definition of your selected words (even if you know the meaning, researching their definition can sometimes help you generate ideas). create a page with the text definitions
Sketch your word in creatives way (Sans Serif typeface only). Use a square area to sketch your words.
Sketch WITH INTENTION and PURPOSE (not just placement).
If it is to be outlined, then sketch it that way.
If it is to be condensed or bold, then sketch it that way
Consider: scale, repetition, overlapping, removal, uppercase, lowercase, etc. to create a visual definition of the word.
ADD your thoughts (thinking bold next to light, words
Avoid using horizontal and vertical scaling.
Do not add ANY illustrations. You are not drawing, but conveying the meaning of the word with the SANS serif typeface.
Bring sketch materials to class: paper, marker or pencil to brainstorm in class