Typography / Special Task: Type Design & Communication (Stickers)

15/11/2022 - 29/11/2022 /// Week 12 - Week 14
Osezua Ehizogie Ejodame / 0351565
Typography /Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)/Creative Media Design(Minor)/ School of Computer Science
Special Task: Type Design & Communication (Stickers)

LECTURES 

Completed

INSTRUCTIONS


Special Task: Type Design & Communication (Stickers)

I choose Stickers as my special task and the themes Happy Halloween and Happy Birthday.

Sketches
 
 
   
 Fig 1.1 First Sketches for "Happy Halloween" Week 12 (15/11/2022)


Digitization
 
 
Fig 1.2 Digitization of Ideas Week 12(16/11/2022)

Final Special Task Submission

 

Happy Halloween Final Submission (26/11/2022)



Happy Birthday Final Submission (26/11/2022)


Downloadable: Stickers

FEEDBACK 

Week 12

Mr Vinod suggested starting out with sketches using pen and paper to plan out how we would like to display our letters before adding on the graphical elements.

REFLECTIONS  

Experience

I found the special Task quite fun to do. Especially when designing Happy Halloween.

Observations


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