Tuesday, 4 December 2012

4/12/12







Foundation Diploma 2012/13
Theme: Impact
Project: A True Artist Helps the World  by Revealing Mystic Truths.

Week 10-12
Course Unit description: Art and Design Research Methods / Evaluation and Reflection Part 1, Unit 3/4
Briefing                       w/b 5th November
Duration                     5 weeks               
Start date                    w/b 5th November            
End date                     3rd December
Assessment Crit       3rd December

Brief

Baskerville’s vision of perfection is portrayed in his font; we took the font Baskerville and changed it to suit our version of perfection. Our new typeface reflects the precision in the type’s symmetry. We focused on the size and thickness of the font to portray the appeal and attractiveness and this use of symmetry and precision will allow our typeface to more persuasive and universally used. The font designs look ancient and strange therefore we want to show this through the means of materials, we chose a thick tweed fabric to capture an old scroll and the ink will contrast it well.


Research

Structure of scrolls
Previous display research eg. Archives
Public Questionnaires
Public Medias such as Facebook and Youtube
Research other ways of public display example: wall hangings, magnifying glass


Methodology

Explore the boundaries and all variations of the new typeface
Exhaust print making E.g. Layers/repeating ect.
Use grids to get accurate measurements of the font
Create a public display, such as a kiosk.



Kerry (Perseus)

book binding



Jessica (Pegasus)

Monday, 3 December 2012

3/12/12
I thought that we needed more information about the history and use of your type face so I designed leaflets that could be screen printed.


Kerry (Perseus)

front and back of the leaflet




Jessica (Pegasus)

leaflet (calligraphy of symmetraville)



draft.

Jessica (Pegasus)

Sunday, 2 December 2012

2/12/12
Collection of images ready for screen printing.





Kerry (Perseus)
2/12/12
Preparation for screen printing for the leaflets.



Kerry (Perseus)