HARRISON AIKEN
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Cheesy Lines

During this workshop session we were given the task to write out a quote given too us using hand rendered typography.
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This was the first one I had created, I chose the quote 'Smile while you still have Teeth' and I had wanted too put the word teeth into someones teeth, and play around with hierarchy to make it easier to read.
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This next one I had chosen the quote 'Some things are better left unsaid'. I had played around with how I would remove the word unsaid from it, started by scribbling it out, not writing it at all, putting lines through it. But in the end I liked how it looked when I rubbed it out, so you could barely see the word anymore. I had chosen to leave the rubber and rubber marks in the picture as I felt like it added too it.
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For this last quote I chose 'When nothing goes right, go left. I had the idea to play around with the positing of the sentence by making the part 'go left, actually go left. I played around with it in a few different styles by reversing the letter, flipping it, skewing it, and including arrows, changing sizes and colour.
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  • Home
  • YEAR 1
    • University Projects >
      • Semester 1 >
        • Old School Project
        • Perspective
        • Sweeney Todd
        • Colour, Composition and Linear Narrative
        • Telling Stories - Ring of Fire
      • Semester 2 >
        • 2D - Recipe Sheet
        • 3D - Movie Poster
        • 4D - Title Sequence
    • Visual Problem Solving - VCOM4010 >
      • 2 become 1
      • Type Selfie + Quiz
      • Ampersand
      • Cheesy Lines
      • DIY Alphabet
      • Hetronyms
      • Type Talk
    • History & Practice
  • Submission page
  • YEAR 2
    • Semester 1 >
      • THE DESIGNERS TOOLKIT >
        • Alignment / Hierarchy
        • Contrast & Negative Space
        • Balance / Colour
        • Proximity and Repetition
        • Communicating with Audiences
      • TYPE & Typography >
        • Hierarchy and Layout
        • Magazine Design
        • Digital Journalism
    • Semester 2 >
      • Branding and Publicity
      • Packaging Design
      • Infographics
    • The Critical Designer
  • YEAR 3
    • Semester 1 >
      • Monograph
      • POWERING pEOPLE
      • TEBAY
    • Semester 2 >
      • Frankenstein
      • Sex Museum
      • Bon Accord
      • EDITORIAL