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Typography is a critical component of any amazing design. Your font choices can either make or break your design, which is a pretty nerve-wracking thought. So for this assignment I’ve put my typography skills to the test by playing  three games: Shoot the Sherif, Type War and Type Connection. Shoot the Sherif So the breakdown… Continue reading Typography

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Throughout this week I’ve taken photos of things I’ve come across in my daily life that reflect the design concepts we’ve learned in class. Here’s what I found. Color: I really love how the colors, especially the “Celebrating 75 Years” line match the colors of M&M. As anyone who has ever eaten an M&M know… Continue reading Design Blitz

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Color  After watching the Graphic Design tutorial I have a better understanding of why organizations tend to use certain colors in their designs over others. Above is the yellow McDonald’s logo. Yellow is a warm color that is intended to stimulate the mental process and the nervous system, activate memory, and is considered the happiest color… Continue reading Design Blitz

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The following objects each represent one of the several design concepts we have looked at in this first unit. MESSAGE:             Getting your message across in a simple yet effective way is incredibly important. In my opinion, this coaster does an amazing job of just that. One side says I drink while […]

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The first typography game I played was Shoot The Serif. It was weird at first because I was guessing which was which and then I just realized that Sans-Serif was the “not so elegant” font. It worked for me and then I was able to guess correctly.The nex…

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The first typography game I played was Shoot The Serif. It was weird at first because I was guessing which was which and then I just realized that Sans-Serif was the “not so elegant” font. It worked for me and then I was able to guess correctly.The nex…

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Rules to writing Writing with clarity: Always a must. Clarity helps with meaning. It is important to be clear when writing so that you do not lose the reader’s interest/ confuse them or distort the meaning. Reducing clutter: Do not add words that are unnecessary . If there is one word that can replace 5 words, … Continue reading Writing Effectively →

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This assignment was fun to explore Campus Corner noticing different design concepts. I was able to recognize almost every design concept in one form or another. Here are a few I came up with: Color Fuzzy’s logo may only be red, green, white and black but they are always sure to have it on a … Continue reading Design Blitz →

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Shoot the Serif  So I downloaded the app for my phone so it would be easier to play and needless to say I’m already obsessed. I love playing games on my phone, and I think this is my new favorite. I wasn’t the best at identifying the difference between serif and sans serif fonts, but […]

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Color While there are many examples of colorful ads and logos, 7/11 has one of the more iconic examples of using complementary colors. When I think of 7/11 I automatically think about the red and green colors. The red and green are compatible and draw their audience in with their vibrant red and green colors to make […]