Advanced Typography - Project 2

Kyra Binti Rizal Hamzah (0337085)
Advanced Typography
Project 2

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Lecture Notes

No lectures

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Instructions 

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Project 2

Poster
Once the lecturers approved my key artwork I started working on my poster.

Fig 1.1 - Initial poster design progression

Fig 1.2- Poster design to improve on

Fig 1.3- Removed red rectangle on details and adjusted alignment as per feedback with the lecturers

Fig 1.4- Reworked the dates

Fig 1.5-Final poster

Social Media E-Invite
We were initially meant to make a microsite for the second collateral, but due to time constraints it was switched to an animated e-invite. 

Fig 2.0- Social Media E-Invite GIF 

Fig 2.1- Social Media E-Invite GIF FINAL (Added colour) 

Other collaterals.

Fig 3.0- Button Badge

Fig 3.1- Button Badge Updated Colour

Fig 4.0- Tote bag

Fig 4.1- Tote bag (Updated to make a more interesting pattern rather than just

Fig 4.2- Tote bag FINAL (Kept the design monochromatic instead)

Fig 5.0- Flag/Hanging banner?

Fig 5.0- Banner FINAL- Adjusted background colour

Fig6.0 - Tshirt 1

Fig6.1 - Tshirt 2

Fig 7.0- Tshirt FINAL

Fig 8.0 - Final Flatlay

PDF of Collateral Flatlay (Except e-invite GIF)

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Feedback
Week 10- Bring the red from the poster into the other collateral as well.

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Reflection

This project was really fun! I especially enjoyed creating the social media e-invite cause I like playing around with after effects, I just don't have much expertise or reason to mess with it often. 

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Further reading

“Futura: from nazism to the moon — and beyond” by Martina Cavalieri Read here

I was drawn to read this article cause of the title. It's a very attractive title. Nazism to the moon? Tell me more. Anyways, the article retells the origin and history of the Futura typeface and some of it's most iconic uses. As someone who uses Futura a lot, it was pretty interesting to know some more fascinating places that it's been used besides just in my typography assignments..