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I'm still a little confused since designing isn't really my thing, but yay, I finally created my own title logo for my OC's original universe, which has been stuck in my mind for years. The title might still change if I find a better one that sounds less cringe, but for now, I'll stick with this "( - ⌓ - )
(I also saved a lot of money since I've been looking for a logo artist these past few days...)
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🤖️🐶 𝗟𝗼𝗴𝗼𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗲 再見機器人 : Robot Dreams (Disclaimer: This is only a personal design exercise) - 被預告片和影評燒到進電影院看了這部， 動畫版的雲端情人帶點多元成家概念， 透過簡單的線條勾勒角色的情感有很強的功力， 分鏡的設計也很精彩， 觀後略感惆悵，還好裡面有很多有趣的動物角色， 配樂也很可愛，推推。 <把兩者對視的這一幕融入字體設計👀> - Animation version of HER with a bit LGBTQ concept. A bitter and sweet story featured loads of charming and funny animal characters. The title design incorporates the scene of two pair of eyes looking at each other. - - -
Mark Antony movie teaser announcement poster!
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Starring Vishal, SJ Suryah.. Directed by Adhik Ravichandran A G.V.Prakash Kumar Musical! Produced By Vinod Kumar (Mini Studios)
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Title Design Graphic Design : Ayana Inoue Director : Shosuke Sasaki
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The sitcom Ramy tells tales of a 30-something Egyptian-American (that’s Ramy) who lives with his family in suburban New Jersey. He struggles haplessly with romance, friendship and career. He’s been raised in Islam and turns to it as an organizing force but strays from its tenets. He hangs out with Muslim buddies, prays regularly, drinks occasionally, and fools around all the time. He’s a gentle character, a charming slacker, due in a large part to the boyish charisma of Ramy Youssef, the comedian who plays him.
The title sequence, by Sarofsky, features the protagonist’s name in bubble-like Arabic letters in muddied primary colors swimming across the screen and around the English title. They blink spastically like the graphics in a first-generation video game, accompanied by an electronic Middle Eastern-inflected theme song. It’s five seconds of pure joy.
While I’m accustomed to seeing non-Roman alphabets (Greek, Russian, Hebrew) in advertisements, packaging and signs, Arabic still feels exotic. Does this fattened, cartoonish script, which lacks the knife-edge elegance of typical Arabic calligraphy, defuse, or even erase, cultural difference? (In one episode Ramy’s father, after 9/11, installs an American flag in front of their house.) The show gives us glimpses, touching and surprising, inside the community’s mosque and Arabic-speaking households. And there’s a late-night scene of Ramy in his childhood bedroom, decorated in a typical cluttered adolescent fashion, reading peacefully from a Quran.
The title sequence appears only after the opening act of each episode, which is often somber. Popping up like this the sprightly animation startles, but it is true to the protagonist. Ramy is an American from an immigrant community who claims both identities with ease, without assimilating, passing, or code-switching, and without harboring anger or resentment. The titles reflect his untroubled outlook, which is the most remarkable thing about him and about this show.
I've been meaning to create a title design for Blossom Detective Holmes in Korean version and it is finally completed! It's beautifully designed by De Blur studio from Korea. . . 오랫 동안 꽃탐정홈즈의 한글 타이틀 디자인을 바래왔습니다. 드디어 오늘에서야 한글 버전을 공개합니다. 디자인은 한국에 있는 디 블러에 부탁드렸었습니다. 여러 TV 쇼 타이틀 디자인을 해오신 곳이라 처음부터 완성까지 편안하게 큰 도움을 얻을 수 있어 참 좋았어요. 디 블러와 그 곳에 계신 디자이너분 너무 고생 많으셨습니다.
🔥👁 👁🔥 The CHURAILS are finally HERE!!! They won’t back down, now or ever, the revolution is here for all of us Churails to rule as we were made to! Stream all episodes NOW on @zee5 💥 And prepare to be BLOWN AWAY for a first of it’s kind series coming out of Pakistan! . Really proud, honored and excited to have worked on this mind blowing series, creating poster artworks and the iconic woman in burka, along with designing the show’s title ‘CHURAILS’, containing elements that hint towards the premise of the show. Excited for everyone to watch this and discover their inner Churail! ⚡️♥️⚡️ . Follow @wearechurails 💥 . #mainchurailhoon #beachurail #churails #churailtribe #churailsonzee5 #illustration #digitalillustration #type #typeface #title #titledesign #digitalart #showcredits #burka #pakistaniserial #pakistanishow #pakistaniseries #womenempowerment . @zee5 @zee5premium @zee5mena @zee5apac @zee5cac @zee5cac @zee5shows @zindagiofficial @motioncontentgroup https://www.instagram.com/p/CDyb7ZyJAKZ/?igshid=6t60uweyuf05
