Here is my work assignments for rag-left-right designs. I found this design style to be challenging because shifting the letters horizontally can create design problems. But where are problems, there are solutions! I am still having a difficult time with kerning, but hopefully I will get better.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Rag-right-left inspirational designs
Here are some inspirational examples of rag-right-left designs. These are designs where the typography tends to be centered or be flush and/or left.
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Fabian De Lange |
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Mads Berg |
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Hello Von |
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Stefan Sagmeister |
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Neil Robert Leonard |
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Priest & Grace |
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Craig Ward |
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Neil Robert Leonard |
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Ena Baćanović |
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Mucca Design |
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Neil Robert Leonard |
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Doyle Partners |
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Mucca Design |
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Priest & Grace |
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Priest & Grace |
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Priest & Grace |
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Priest & Grace |
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Neil Robert Leonard |
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Unknown |
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Mucca Design |
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wk12 |
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Hylton Warburton |
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Mucca Design |
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Inspirational 'square up' designs
So one day I decided I should get better at typography. Thankfully Genevieve Williams is teaching an excellent hands on 8 week class on core typography skills. For homework we were to scour the web for a type of design Genevieve calls “Square ups”. This is when a typographic design makes up a square or rectangular space. Flourishes and other decorational elements are allowed and letters can be at an angle as well.
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