Beth Tondreau | COMD1127—D035 | Fall 2023
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I appreciate the individuality and uniqueness that is expressed graphic designs and typography. Over all i feel quite neutral. the graphic/ animation wasn’t difficult to read but i definitely didn’t understood what it said … Read More
I chose Mary Kate McDevitt. I now have a strong fondness for her work. I admire all of her lettering and illustrations, mainly the Orlando Food Adventures Three. Something that i found successful was the creative personalized design that she … Read More
The is a drastic difference that I can see between Courtney Wagasky’s and Timothy Goodman’s perspective of expressive type. Wagasky’s expressive type is strictly just type. it has no color or imagery. It is just the choice of scale and … Read More
Looking at the Emigre catalogue the typefaces that I see are Serif (faintly seen) and San Serif, as well as a handwritten cursive. The left page contains a transitional san serif font, and it is legible. Both paragraphs are very … Read More
The name of the type in the newspaper brochure is Windsor. The type is a serif, it has a very natural and organic, almost hand written and the strokes are thicker. The counters and shoulders of the lower case letters … Read More
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