#typography project

Hey you. Are you a cautious person? Or living on the edge, like a foetus, in an abortion centre. I'll tell you 3 things Cautious people do. One out of 3 a day. Might be you. There's always a kid Reading a sign of caution. Loose your attitude, kid, Don't tell me to stop touching rare objects. Go to your mom. She told me you were adopted. Then there's a person who keeps thoughts to himself. Do I cross the line or will I be dead? Police signs can't tell me what to do. But if caution didn't exist I could be in jail just like my nephew. Nonetheless there's a person With the most standard option. C.A.U.T.I.O.N. Being aware and making only, smart choices.

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The first and last images are the start and end to the series, respectively, and so I thought it fitting to give them the same background. And I really liked the conceptual look I got with the Nomad piece.

Getting some homework done!

I’d like to spend as much time away from screens as possible, so I figured it’d be nice to turn this into a hands-on project. This exercise was adapted from Karen Kavett’s Graphic Design Without a Computer series, so thank you to Karen Kavett for creating helpful resources.

After debating between embarrassing old superhero style and the gothic horror style of the likes of "American horror story" we decided that a world made out of candy couldn't pull off drama and anything serious we tried would only become satire, so we skipped the middle man and decided to use the 1960's batman opening as inspiration for the punchy music, fast pace and cheesy animation.