The third one is great! I like the choice of fonts. They are completely different but they look great together. I think it is very expressive and it has a powerful message.
The typeface you chose for this project is great (it seems fitting). What happened to the "Lib" for Libyas on the first image on the left (the bottom one, first row)? It's slightly confusing and I can't get the message. The third one (on the second row on the left) works because it's like a propaganda poster!
I really liked your forth one. It has great composition. The contrast of color you created by switching the character from regular to bold is very effective with the typeface.
These are all well executed, but the greatest detail that strikes me is WHAT you scanned them on. You probably won't be getting any extra points for what you put your papers on when you take the picture, BUT it changes your piece's personality completely because of this. You have given your pieces a hard and rough texture which goes great with the theme of WAR. Great insight on your part.
The third one is great! I like the choice of fonts. They are completely different but they look great together. I think it is very expressive and it has a powerful message.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is number 3. I love the spacing in between them. Also your font is nice for what it the feeling is.
ReplyDeleteThe typeface you chose for this project is great (it seems fitting). What happened to the "Lib" for Libyas on the first image on the left (the bottom one, first row)? It's slightly confusing and I can't get the message. The third one (on the second row on the left) works because it's like a propaganda poster!
ReplyDeleteI really liked your forth one. It has great composition. The contrast of color you created by switching the character from regular to bold is very effective with the typeface.
ReplyDeleteThese are all well executed, but the greatest detail that strikes me is WHAT you scanned them on.
ReplyDeleteYou probably won't be getting any extra points for what you put your papers on when you take the picture, BUT it changes your piece's personality completely because of this.
You have given your pieces a hard and rough texture which goes great with the theme of WAR.
Great insight on your part.