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Type School 3 | Typesetting The Scene
REVISIT & PORTFOLIO PHOTOS
Having developed the final three posters, I then wanted to photograph these showcasing various elements of each of the peices which highlight there deign choices and bright colours which remain true to typesetting and grid layouts.
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Type School 3 | Typesetting The Scene
DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTATION
Beginning to add colour, so the piece is predominately a poster with bold colour and text with the information then becoming secondary. Taking inspiration from posters featured on ‘Studio Parallel’ I began to make the background darker and bringing the body text out by having it in white. I was really pleased with how my own develop turned out and feel this work well and would like to push on with further developments.
Type School 3 | Typesetting The Scene
DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTATION
After making the text bolder I felt that it completely uplifted the piece and made it more dynamic and stronger as a whole. From the initial development I continued by changing the font of type 3 to the same as the font used for the bold headers so there was less going on and enabled things to flow a lot better.Â
In addition I brought out an additional element of type - Type unread is dead - to balance out the colour and elements of bold within the poster. Similarly the title was changed both in colour and typeface to match the bold type to create a uniform and continuous flow through the piece. Which previously wasn't visible.
