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Typographic Portrait: Iconophiliac Final
Digital and Full Final Side by side:
My Name is..
And I am an Ailurophile.
My Name is..
And I am a Nyctophile.
My name is..
And I am Quintessence.
My Name is..
And I am possibilities.
Typographic Portrait Final
Below are the 4 final A5 and its description. These 4 pieces are book pages (torn from long kept novels) that was drawn on, some painted on, then scanned in, edited and layered scanned monoprints to get these overlaying effects. My typography in all these 4 final pieces are the initial of my name, U.
“MY NAME IS…”
Typographic Portrait: Process
Brainstorming on my sketchbook
Using tribal patterns with my name hidden in it to form the peacock’s tail.
Typographic Portraits: Research
Really liked the effect that paper marbling produces
2D TYPOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT RESEARCH
For my research, I came across 3 artists which I drew my inspiration from. The first one was Sean Williams. He used words to form an image of a person which I thought was quite creative and apt for this project.
The second artist I referred to was Fran Efless. I thought it would Read more →
Pursuing Optical Art
After making up my mind to create the design in the style of Optical Art, I carried out some research to look at artists that have come before me. I was paying attention to the black & white, figure-ground relationship in the compositions and looking at how I may incorporate typography into them. Here are some of the works that Read more →
Beginning Work
Upon looking at the brief, I was rather lost at the beginning. I am usually not the kind of person to create a series of works based on just myself. I usually like creating pieces that involve my views and interactions with a particular subject matter. So when the brief called for the limelight to be placed on me, I Read more →
TP: Process II (water)
As i wanted to go with the theme of nature, after branches, the next element that came to my mind is water. Initially, i was wondering how should i make water interesting when it is just water?
Before:
I found really good references of water cut outs on pinterest. It reminded me that water could contain so many things! Fishes, seaweed, bubbles, Read more →
Typographic Portrait Problem: Process
After gathering all the research, I have embarked on creating the first designs for the project.
The first design I created was this, I wanted it to have a flowing sensation like a waterfall. Extending out of the A5 paper. I took inspiration from a lamp, which is on the right.
After consultation I realise that this idea could Read more →
Typographic Portrait: Final
My final work is presented as stickers on green, red and grey construction paper to further highlight the theme of colour-deficiency (:
Here are the 4 final pieces I have chosen!
HELLO MY NAME IS
AND I AM COLOURBLIND
HELLO MY NAME IS
AND I AM COLOURBLIND
HELLO MY NAME Read more →