Advanced Typography [ Task 3 : Type Exploration & Application ]

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 12.06.2024 - ..2024  / week 8 - week 

Sheryne Axellia Putri / 0367267 / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Advanced Typography
Task 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Lectures
2. Instructions
3. Feedback
4. Reflection


         LECTURES          



         INSTRUCTIONS          

Figure 1.1 Week 8 (06/12/2024) Module Information Booklet.

Allow the knowledge gained to guide and inform your decisions for the effective execution of your final task:
  • Create a font that is intended to solve a larger problem or is meant to be part of a solution in the area of your interest or any other related area not necessarily reflecting your specialization. 
  • Explore the use of an existing letterform in an area of interest, understand its existing relationship, identify areas that could be improved upon, and explore possible solutions or combinations that may add value to the existing letterform/lettering. 
  • Experiment. For your idea to qualify as an experiment, it must be novel and unique while working with material that might be 3 dimensional, digitally augmented, edible, unusual, typographic music video, or fine art.









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