Typography /Task 4: Final Compilation & Reflection

30/08/2022 - 02/12/2022 /// Week 1 - Week 14
Osezua Ehizogie Ejodame / 0351565
Typography /Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)/Creative Media Design(Minor)/ School of Computer Science
Task 4: Final Compilation Task

INSTRUCTIONS

Task 1: Exercise 1 & 2

Task 2: Typographic Exploration and Communication

Task 3: Type Design and Communication 

Special Task: Stickers

SUBMISSIONS 

Task 1: Exercise 1 -  Type Expression
04/09/2022 - 14/09/2022 /  Week 01 - Week 03

Fig 1.1 Final Type Expression JPEG, Week 3 (14/09/2022)

 

Fig 1.2 Final Type Expression PDF, Week 3 (14/09/2022) 

Fig. 1.3 Final "Fragile" Animation, Week 3 (13/09/2022)

 

Task 1: Exercise 2 -  Formatting text
22/09/2022 - 27/09/2022 ///  Week 04 -Week 05

Fig 1.4 Final Layout for Exercise JPEG Week 5 (27/09/2022)

 

Fig 1.5 Final Layout PDF Week 5 (27/09/2022) 

 

Task 2: Typographic Exploration & Communication
04/10/2022 - 10/10/2022  /// Week 6 - Week 7

 

Fig 2.1 Final Submission  JPEG Week 7 (11/10/2022)



Fig 2.2 Final Submission PDF Week 7 (11/10/2022)

 

Task 3: Type Design & Communication  
11/10/2022 - 18/11/2022 /// Week 7 - Week 12 

Fig 3.1 Final Leafstears Typeface Week 11 (08/11/2022)



Fig 3.2 Final Leafstears Typeface Week 11 PDF (09/11/2022)

Fig 3.3  "make type great again!" poster Week 11 (02/11/2022)


  Fig 3.4  "make type great again!" poster PDF Week 11 (09/11/2022)

Font download: Leafstears

Special Task : Type Design & Communication  
15/11/2022 - 29/11/2022 /// Week 12 - Week 14

Happy Halloween Final Submission (26/11/2022)



Happy Birthday Final Submission (26/11/2022)
 
 Downloadable: Stickers

REFLECTIONS  

Experience

I would say my experience with Typography has come with some ups and downs as I was doing something I was not entirely used to. But it was a nice experience nonetheless seeing how type is used in design. As creative media design is not my major I felt I did not have a lot of experience on certain aspects of design but with the exercises and projects we were given I felt like I could start to see things from a designer's perspective. As of now I am not sure exactly how I will apply this knowledge in my future prospects but I am sure that I will be looking at type designs with a slightly keener eye than I did before this semester.

Observations
 
In the typographic exploration and communication task I was able to observe what type designers go through in order to make easily readable bodies of texts that are pleasing to the eyes. I can recall in the past where I would not read some articles as they were not nice to look at and I would unconsciously skip over them. Back then I did not know terms like kerning or leading and just thought "well this doesn't look nice" but now I could confidently tell you why exactly I would not find it nice with the knowledge I have gained.
 
Findings
 
When designing, especially when creating our own fonts, I initially believed we only needed to focus on making letterforms look beautiful and exciting. However, it turns out that we also need to prioritise things like readability and consistency, so I continued to work on my font while adhering to the traditional methods other fonts were created. Though it continued to look more and more different from my original sketches, it also began to resemble a typeface since the strokes and letter stress were more consistent.

 

 

 


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