Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typography. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 April 2010

Typography - Malaria




The Brief
Create a Typographic piece that explains the theme of 'Imbalance'.

A typographic piece on the subject one of the world's biggest, but under-publicised killers, Malaria. Explaining the implications that different genotypes can have on people's susceptibility to the disease.
(ISTD submission)


Saturday, 25 April 2009

Typography: Inappropriate




The Brief
To create a piece of typography on the theme 'Inappropriate'

Solution
I wanted to concentrate on an area that has strict codes of conduct as this is where inappropriateness comes into being. Religion is a subject that it is very easy to be inappropriate with, being full of long practised traditions and strongly held beliefs. This piece of typography is based on the grid-structure of holy texts and is presented in the shape of the upright cross. The text describes the sanctity of the Christian cross but in order to read it it must be turned upside down ('inverted'). This seemingly innocuous action turns the precious symbol of Christian faith into a symbol for Satanism.

Thursday, 16 April 2009

Typographic Code




The Brief
To create a typographic code.

Joint Project with Rob Bowes

Solution
The current economic climate being what it is, I decided to concentrate on wastage and economy. I devised a typeface made up of the most economical letters from 5 commonly used office typefaces. The code created from it indicates the percentage of space that each letter takes up in relation to a standardised typeface. Each of the original typefaces is coded for by a different colour.