Advanced Typography Final Compilation and Reflection


26/08/19 - 25/10/19 ( Week 1 - Week 14)
Riyaz Mohamed Zain ( 0334031)
Advanced Typography
Final Compilation and Reflection.


INSTRUCTIONS


SUBMISSIONS

Exercises

Typographic Systems

Fig 1.1 Axial System Final

Fig 1.2 Radial System Final

Fig 1.3 Dilatational System Final

Fig 1.4 Grid System Final

Fig 1.5 Modular System Final 
Fig 1.6 Transitional System Final



Fig 1.7 Random System Final

Fig 1.8 Bilateral System Final

PDF of Final Spreads



Type & Play (Part 1)

Fig 1.9 Image of the object used to extract the letters.

Fig 1.10 Finding and extracting letter-forms


 Fig 1.11 comparisons of original and refined letter form

PDF of final Letter forms.



Type & Play (Part 2)

Fig 3.10 Original Image used for the Poster


Fig 1.12 Final poster design
PDF of Final Poster





Project 1 - The Trouble Maker Manifesto - Collateral

Fig 2.1 Final Artworks

Here is the PDF of the Final Design.


Project 2 - The Trouble Maker Manifesto - Collateral

Fig 3.1 Final Poster
Fig 3.2 Final T-shirt design

Fig 3.3 Final Tote Bag Design

Fig 3.4 Final Design For Origami Booklet Back and Front Cover

Fig 3.5 Final Design For Origami booklet Insides and Origami Paper
Fig 3.6 Flat lay of the designs

PDF of Flat-lay


Fig 3.7 Printed T-shirt and Tote Bag
Fig 3.8 Printed Brochure and Origami Paper. A Prototype of the result after constructing the Origami crane.


Fig 3.7 Landing Page
Link to the website:
https://trouble-makers-zainriyaz.netlify.com/



Final Project - Design, Exploration and Application


Fig 4.1 Final Outcome of Thaana Stencil Font


Fig 4.2 Final Outcome of Roman letters.

Here is the PDF of the Final Thaana Stencil Typeface


Prototyping and Application of Thaana Stencil Font

Fig 1.9 Thaana-Stencil Board. I also added millimeter markings on the board so that it could also function
as a ruler or measurement guide. The lines are to aid users in aligning the stencil letters and the "filli" accurately. 

Fig 1.30 Roman alphabets Board for Thaana-Stencil Font


Fig 1.30 Bi- Lingual Stencil Board.


Here is a PDF of the stencil board designs.






Fig 1.36 Laser cutout  Stencil Boards Prototypes
Fig 1.37 GIF of Thaana Stencil in Use

Fig 1.38 Application of the Thaana stencil typeface


REFLECTIONS

Experiences:

Looking back at the previous semester I remember typography being one of stressful modules and going into this semester I was expecting nothing less. This semester however turned out be much more free and enjoyable. We were given a more open platform to explore a wider array of areas for our projects. With the experiences carried from the previous semester we were better equipped to handle the stress of typography.

However the semester was packed with assignments that challenged us to think differently and come up with original ideas. Mr Vinod and Mr Samsul were much more exhaustive with there feedback pushing us to aim higher. I found myself constantly reworking on my Project 1 as my work kept getting rejected. Although this was a stressful task this made me more diligent towards my work and come up with a better and more exciting artwork. 

Observation:

I noticed that this semester everyone was encouraged to think critically before coming up with a design, Every object that goes into a design should has a purpose and reason as to why it belonged in that specific place. Before getting into the designing aspect we did thorough research into the topics and ideas.

Findings:
One of the most important thing I realized this semester is the importance of purpose behind a design. Design is meant to make people think and react. A good design is not just one that is visually appalling but is one that has a positive impact on the society or its viewers. The speeches at the trouble maker manifesto really opened my eyes to this relationship between design and purpose. 

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