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Typography #3
you have the text and.. thats its. Make something about the typography - design it like you think it needed to be designed.
My personal goal was to make it beautiful but with less design. It has to be informative and not overloaded - but it also has to invite the reader to read. The result has already become relatively basic, but I have understood the task as such to change it as well as possible only with typographic means.
Type choices: Bureau Grot bold, and Minion pro regular. These two fonts contrast each other nicely. I went for a simple style as to draw the readers eye directly towards the information. I enhanced this my making tours, prices, and access, brightly coloured. The contrasting colours work well together and the bold sans-serif helps draw the reader to important topics.
Format: Originally outlined I had 5 columns to help format my page. Looking at it, however, I could see how one might think there are only two columns. Im starting to regret my design layout.
Challenge: In the beginning, I struggled a lot because I wanted to be super unique. By the end, I decided more importantly than begin out standing and fancy, this document is intended to be informational and catch the eye quickly. Going with a plan background and small image allowed me, and hopefully anyone, to directly focus on the text.
Take away: I predict many task such as this will be in my future. Being able to start now and focus on tasks parallel to that of my career will help me gain confidence and dedication.
A little video compilation of work and sketches done for #matsbootcamp @makeartthatsells #assignment
Assignment D (Final)
After playing around with the settings on syphon, i finally found a suitable setting with a acceptable quality. (most of the higher settings caused my iMac to lag heavily).
Here is the final version!
https://vimeo.com/163170966
Assignment D (part 3)
I created a static object as my 4th state. but i wanted to view it from a different angle, so using sphere detail as my main code, i positioned the camera within the sphere and made it rotate. I also created an alternative version with inverted colours. One of the struggles i had was animating the rest of the objects in my other states. i decided to use peasy cam as a soloution. those states that didnt have to move like the first and fourth states, i fixed the camera position. I controlled all the states using keypress.
