2D Typo: Last update!

With less than 72 hours to submissions… here is my final update.

3D ARTIST

Based on the reference image above, I have started researching on a easier and/or more generative way of creating this in 3D. I have finally decided attempt this style, a trend in 2015, called LOW-POLY ART.

MountStar – Behance

I chanced upon a tutorial on a simplified way of creating these, and seemed like Cinema 4D is the way to go. With reference to the first image, I fired up C4D and created my name on a landscape, and here is the output.

3d
JUSTIN low-poly

The typeface is created from selecting random polygons and extruding them, so its kinda like a handmade font. I am now attempting to convert or incorporate this into a pop up card for the final piece so… yep, I still have a little more to go..


VFX ARTIST

For the VFX image, I have already completed and printed onto my transparencies. (pardon the photo quality, my phone broke)

vfx-almost

I am still thinking of a way to mount these together to create a some z-space in between each layers to create a parallax effect. Since its transparencies, I cannot use thick double sided tape and might have to use the left over transparencies instead.


LOVE DETAILS/EYE FOR DETAILS

Yep, I might be changing “love details” to “have an eye for details”. These will be based on papercuttings, definitely. I have yet to start on them, so here is some research.

Emily, paper cut ? #papercut #art #silhouette #portrait

A photo posted by Sari Friedman (@sari.friedman.art) on

Papercuttttts #papercut #design

A photo posted by David Ackerman (@ogbigdv) on

As allways, freehand cut within the shape of a circle ◉

A photo posted by Kristine Benum Braanen (@kristinebraanen) on

I should be going for a more geometric look (purely shapes or lines) for these patterns found on the cutouts. The lines will be fairly thin, creating a intricate overall design.


STUDENT

Here is some research on coffee painting that I might be referencing.

• ☕️?• . . Good morning Sunday !

A photo posted by Ranveig (@ranli_) on

I might start my base of this piece with splatters of coffee, then adding these things I have used (the things I have already collected) throughout the entire period of creating all the other compositions in this “student” piece. This will only be done last after I have completed the other 3/4 of the typographic compositions.

With this, I’ll end off here with a cool website called Type to Design that I have chanced upon. The next post will be on my completed product! Stay tuned.

Project 1: Typo

TYPOGRAPHY

The first thing that comes to mind on typography is the documentary on Helvetica that I watched in one of the mods in my Poly years. Personally for me, I prefer San Serifs and minimalist typography. Also, I have a bad handwriting so I prefer digital to traditional handwritten text.

DOUBLE EXPOSURE TYPOGRAPHY

3D Typography

I have seen many of these being applied in 3D motion graphics in TV Spots and title sequences. In fact, some motion graphic reels are quite inspirational.

As for traditional 3D typography, I am really interested in paper sculptures/paper cuts.

ERODE

Recently I have been looking into popup cards and some of them make use of unique typography to create an object. Below is an example of a birthday card made with some greetings that forms a 3-layered birthday cake.

Other Interesting Typography

DOTSIES