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ONE WORD POSTERS

For my poster assignment, I chose the word Destruction. I depicted the devastating impact of deforestation, wildlife endangerment, and the bleeding land through my designs. Each poster portrays a powerful story of loss—where forests fall, wildlife fades, and the earth cries for help.

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TYPODAY POSTER

Here’s a caption you can use for your Tumblr post:

"Extinction begins where abuse thrives." For my project on typography and storytelling, I chose to highlight the urgent issue of wildlife abuse. Using type, I shaped this design into the silhouette of an elephant—to tell the story of how deforestation, hunting, neglect, and exploitation push wildlife closer to extinction.

#Typography #Storytelling #WildlifeAbuse #StopExtinction #DesignForACause #ProtectWildlife #ArtForAwareness

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Tag Redesign

For this assignment, we had to replicate a clothing tag exactly as it is, down to the smallest detail. It was all about precision and getting every element right. A great exercise in paying attention to the finer points of design!

#ClothingTagDesign #PrecisionInDesign #AttentionToDetail

For this task, I reimagined the clothing tag to make it more clear and user-friendly. It was all about improving readability and functionality while keeping the design aesthetic intact. Small changes can make a big difference!

#TagRedesign #DesignImprovement #UserFriendlyDesign

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Static Poster

For this assignment, I researched 'Core Deco,' a font inspired by the sleek lines of Art Deco and geometric shapes. I created a static poster that captures its bold, structured aesthetic. Designing with its vintage-meets-modern vibe was such a cool challenge!

#CoreDeco #ArtDecoStyle #TypographyPoster #DesignExploration

Motion Poster

Taking my Core Deco project a step further, I turned the static poster into a moving design. The animation highlights the geometric precision and Art Deco flair of the font, making the design feel more alive!

#CoreDeco #MotionDesign #TypographyInMotion #ArtDecoVibes

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Scavenger hunt- Type Anatomy and Classification

Just dropped a stop-motion exploring the world of typography! From the curves of counters to the subtle elegance of serifs, I’ve been diving deep into type anatomy. It’s wild how something like an overshoot or the curve of a spine can change the feel of a font. Learning about baselines, bowls, and more has given me a whole new appreciation for the art of type. Typing just got way more fascinating!

#typography #typeanatomy #stopmotion

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Magazine Layout with Type as Image

For this assignment, I used materials that embody the essence of my chosen word, turning it into a compelling image. I transformed expressive typography into a visual representation of its meaning! This not only brings the word to life but also serves as the foundation for magazine layouts that speak to its story.

#TypeAsImage #MagazineLayouts #ExpressiveTypography

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Experimental Layouts

For this assignment, we took our final expressive typography and pushed it further by playing with experimental layouts . The challenge was to break the norms and see how far we could stretch the design while still keeping the essence of the word intact. It’s amazing how layout shifts can change the entire vibe!

#ExperimentalTypography #LayoutExplorations #DesignPlay

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Expressive Typography

For this assignment, we had to pick a word and bring it to life through expressive typography—my word of choice? 'Pieces.' Here's a peek into how I explored its meaning and form, breaking it down and reconstructing it in different ways. Each version tells its own story, showing how type can be more than just letters.

This was the final exploration for the expressive typography assignment. This piece explores the idea of how small elements can unite to create a sense of wholeness, even in their incompleteness. I played with fragments of the word 'pieces,' leaving it intentionally unfinished yet still recognizable. The scattered elements around it enhance the concept, inviting you to see the beauty in what’s left unsaid.

#ExpressiveTypography #DesignJourney #CreativeExplorations