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Advanced Typography: Task 3 Type Exploration & Application

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   12.11.2024 - ..2024 / Week 8 - Week  Lim Pei Jiun (0372548) / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media  Advanced Typography Task 3:Exercises TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.  Lectures 2.  Instruction 3.  Task 3: Exercises 4.  Feedback 5.  Reflection 6.  Further Reading LECTURES INSTRUCTION TASK 3: EXERCISES Proposal In task 3, we are to create a font based on: - Create a font that is intended to solve a larger problem/ part of a solution in the area of your interest. - Explore existing letterforms in an area of interest. - Experimental design Fig 1.1 Proposal FEEDBACK Week 9 General Feedback Specific Feedback Week 10 General Feedback Specific Feedback Week 11 General Feedback Specific Feedback Week 12 General Feedback Specific Feedback REFLECTION Experience:  Observation:  Findings:   FURTHER READING

Interactive Design - Project 1

24.9.2024 - ..2024 / Week 5 - Week Lim Pei Jiun (0372548) / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media  Interactive Design Project 1 Introduction Exercise 1: Website Redesign Proposal For this project, We are required to select an existing website which you feel has several design and UX issue and prepare a detailed proposal for its redesign. The website I have chosen was  https://bartenderschoice.co/ This is my proposal link  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1rj4DGaMZuRWYHYJSFuYvD7oEoQ9pVm7S/edit#slide=id.p1

Advanced Typography - Task 2 Key Artwork & Collateral

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  15.10.2024 - 12.11.2024 / Week 4 - Week 8 Lim Pei Jiun (0372548) / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media  Advanced Typography Task 2:Exercises TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Lectures 2. Instruction 3. Task 2 : Exercises 4. Feedback 5. Reflection 6. Further Reading LECTURES Week 5 : Perception & Organisation Fig 1.1 Contrast Carl Dair adds a two more principles into a mix : texture and direction "to make design work and meaning pop out --- clearly and unambiguously, and with flair." via the use of contrast in typography. Dair posits 7 kinds of contrast: 1. Size     A contrast of size provides a point to which the reader's attention is drawn. The most common use of      size is in making a tittle or heading noticeably bigger than the body text. Fig 1.2  Size 2. Weight     Weight describes how bold type can stand out in the middle of lighter type of the same style. Other        then using bold, using rules, spot, squares is also provide a "heavy area" for a powe

Interactive Design - Exercises

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25.9.2024 - ..2024 / Week 1 - Week Lim Pei Jiun (0372548) / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media  Interactive Design Task 1:Exercises Introduction Exercise 1 Web Analysis For this exercise, we need to c hoose TWO websites from the link given. Review the website that we have selected carefully, taking note of its design, layout, content, and functionality. Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the website, and consider how they impact the user experience. Write a brief report summarizing our findings and recommendations. 1. Zentry's Website  https://zentry.com/ The purpose of Zentry’s Website is worlds converge and communities connect, establishing Play Economy—a symbiosis of real and digital. Their suite of apps in designed to onboard millions, ensuring a seamless journey into the world of Zentry for each unique audience. The overall design is dominated by dark backgrounds and bright illustrations. This contrast helps people focus better. The illustrations will change a

Advanced Typography - Task 1 Exercises

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24.9.2024 - 15.10.2024 / Week 1 - Week 4 Lim Pei Jiun (0372548) / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media  Advanced Typography Task 1:Exercises TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Lectures 2. Instruction 3. Task 1: Exercises     Exercise 1: Typographic System     Exercise 2: Findin g Type 4. Feedback 5. Reflection 6. Further Reading LECTURES Week 1: Typographic Systems There are eight major variations with an infinite number of permutations. Fig1.1 eight major variations Axial system : all elements are organised to the left or right of a single axis Fig1.2 A xial system Radial System : All elements are extended from a point of focus Fig1.3  Radial system Dilatational System : All elements expend from a central point in a circular fashion  Fig1.4  Dilatational system Random System : Elements appear to have no specific pattern or relationship Fig1.5  Random system Grid System : A system of vertical and horizontal divisions Fig1.6  Grid system Transitional System: An informal system of layered ban