Showing posts with label sans serif. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sans serif. Show all posts

Friday, 27 September 2013

Thursday, 11 April 2013

SPAß!

Just a little side-project using typography, colour and pattern.
*Spaß! (Deutsch) = Fun! (Englisch)

Made in Photoshop CS6. Sizes: 30cm x 30cm. Font: Impact.





TECHNICOLOUR:



Here I used a white brush and magic wand to get rid of some polygons
(#3 has a few missing in the body of polygons)

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

SQUARES

One of my favourite artists, Kazimir Malevich.

I was playing around in Photoshop with square canvases one day and thought of Malevich's Suprematist paintings of squares (Black Square and White on White).




Top: White on Black & Black on White
Bottom: Using halftone brushes on lowered opacity to make the text still legible

Thursday, 21 February 2013

ALL HAIL BEARS

I finally got round to doing another poster after a bit of project work. The concept comes from love of awesomeness of bears shared by myself and one of my sisters.
I re-used the banner from "EINMAL UM DIE WELT" and re-painted and masked out a bear face to make it look OBEY-esque.



Illustrator CS6 & Photoshop CS6

Thursday, 8 November 2012

BORN OF FIRE

Made another poster after class today for one of my flatmates with a phrase she said to me about herself in a conversation a while ago.

Thursday, 25 October 2012

TYPOGRAPHIC POSTERS

After class today I wanted to make a couple of typographic posters in Adobe Illustrator using some lyrics. Here are the end results!



 
First 3: "Gewinner" by Clueso
Last: "Hanging by a Thread" by Billy Talent

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

OVERHEARD CONVERSATIONS

So our task for this week's discussion was typographically set-out illustrations of overheard conversations.
Seriously, I overheard nothing. Nada. Nichts. Rien. This was about the only thing I did overhear...because in a supermarket in England this is all you hear.

Enjoy it in all its simplicity.

Sunday, 29 July 2012

GUTENBERG

Letterpress design. Would've done this in a serif or blackletter-gothic font at the time to reflect movable type, but didn't think to.