The document discusses style sheets for a website and other products dedicated to Liverpool FC. It analyzes potential colour schemes, images, and fonts. For colours, red will be primary to represent the club, and yellow/gold will be secondary. Red elicits passion associated with fans. Potential greens and whites are also considered. Podcast logos and similar sites inspired the images, especially use of club colours and circular logos. Potential fonts focus on clear, bold sans serif for readability and masculinity appealing to the target audience. Headings and important text will use bold fonts.
The document discusses style sheets for a website and other products dedicated to Liverpool FC. It analyzes potential colour schemes, images, and fonts. For colours, red will be primary to represent the club, and yellow/gold will be secondary. Red elicits passion associated with fans. Potential greens and whites are also considered. Podcast logos and similar sites inspired the images, especially use of club colours and circular logos. Analyzed fonts will be bold, clear sans serifs for readability and masculinity appealing to the target audience. Headings and important text will use bold fonts to stand out.
The document discusses color and font choices for a website. It explains that purple and white were selected for the color scheme because purple represents creativity and imagination while white pops out areas. The color combinations include tints, tones, and shades to avoid overwhelming or boring colors. For the font, Questrial was chosen because it is a sans serif font that is simple, easy to read, and can be used for headers and body text. Sans serif fonts convey emotions of simple, sensible, and straightforward.
The document provides details on the development of an advertising campaign for a new energy drink brand called LIV. It includes initial ideas, mood boards, font and color scheme options, and multiple drafts of advertising concepts. The key points are:
- LIV is positioned as a high-end energy drink for both male and female extreme sports enthusiasts.
- Early concepts explore font, color, and graphic styles inspired by brands like Monster Energy.
- Multiple advert drafts are presented, refining elements like placement of the drink bottle, use of background images, and text effects.
- The final draft features four action images of different extreme sports to represent the drink's target audience.
The document provides details about Alicja Morawska's pre-production process for a magazine project. It will include a front cover, contents page, four spreads, a festival promotion page, and a CD cover. Most of the workload will be editing images and text into cohesive pages. Some planned article topics are mental health in the music genre's fans and artists, the meanings behind an artist's tattoos, and an artist's interest in video games and comics. The style sheet discusses using a general house style across pages while adapting aspects based on content. Black, white, red, yellow and orange will form the core color scheme. Thicker fonts are considered for the masthead, while a simpler font is chosen
The document provides details on Alicja Morawska's pre-production process for a magazine project. It will include a cover, contents page, 4 spreads, a festival promotion page, and CD cover. Photography will be a major component, including studio and on-location shots of models representing the genre's style. Most work will involve editing images and text into cohesive pages. Potential article topics include mental health in the genre's fans and artists, the meaning behind tattoos of an artist, and an artist's interest in video games. A style sheet discusses using a general house style with variation by content, and a color scheme of red, black, and white representing the genre's energy. Font choices are presented for
This document provides a final evaluation of technical, aesthetic, and developmental qualities of promotional materials created for IRN BRU soda. Technically, the student used Photoshop tools like the polygonal lasso and rotoscoping to manipulate images and design elements. Aesthetically, the designs followed IRN BRU's color scheme of orange and blue and used effects like glows and shadows to make elements pop. Opportunities for further development included improving readability of small text and unifying layouts across pieces. Overall, the pieces were deemed fit for purpose as a coordinated advertising campaign targeting superhero fans. Areas like testing design iterations and color schemes were identified as strengths, while poster development faced limitations due to missed production
The document contains annotations from Methembe Darikwa evaluating several logo designs for a company. Several fonts, colors, and design elements are discussed. Most designs are deemed unsuitable for various reasons such as using colors or fonts inappropriate for the target audience or industry, or not being memorable enough. The best design incorporated a soundwave and Korean typography in bright colors to give a Japanese pop aesthetic suitable for a music label.
This document analyzes several posters and webpages created by homeless charities. It examines aspects like photography, fonts, colors, layout, language and text. Overall, the document finds that the designs effectively communicate their messages through the use of images that draw viewers in, color schemes that convey the right mood, easy-to-read fonts, short descriptive text, and layouts that balance images and words. While some designs could be improved with brighter colors or less text, the analysis provides insights into effective visual communication strategies for promoting homeless charities.
The document provides a presentation on key considerations for creating a good website, including concept, color, and tone. It discusses how concept can help structure content and influence visitors through layout. Color is addressed as adding personality and being based on logo or image colors. Tone is described as how the site is perceived by the target audience, whether casual or professional. The presentation concludes by requesting feedback.
The document discusses the layout and design elements of a magazine page. It analyzes several components, including the logo, text, pull quotes, images, and graphics. The summary provides that the logo and images effectively catch the reader's eye. Pull quotes give the reader insight into articles and appeal to fans. Together, these design choices help engage the reader and convey information about the content.
The document discusses several theories related to graphic design including:
1. Color psychology and how different colors can evoke different emotions depending on culture.
2. Typography categories including serif, sans-serif, display, script, and dingbat fonts.
3. Additional typography theories like using sufficient contrast between text and background, limiting display fonts, ensuring text is scanable, and not distorting typefaces.
4. Basic photography composition rules like symmetry, rule of thirds, leading lines.
The document discusses color psychology and typography theory as they relate to graphic design. Regarding color psychology, it explains that different colors evoke different emotions and can be used strategically to influence audience feelings. It provides examples of how companies select colors to convey comfort, reliability, and joy. Regarding typography, it discusses serif vs. sans-serif fonts and categories like display, script, and dingbat. It emphasizes selecting fonts that suit the intended impact and references of the design. The document explains how these theories can help the author choose effective color schemes and fonts for their fashion products and magazine designs.
The document describes the development of an advertisement design for an energy drink. It discusses initial ideas including using a panda character and pouring drinks. Various font and color scheme options are explored. The final advertisement features the panda character repeated on a black background with the drink pouring behind. The brand name and can image are placed over the top with the background opacity lowered so they are clearer. Overall, the advertisement aims to have a minimal, printed look to promote the Japanese-inspired energy drink brand.
This document provides an evaluation of creative pieces produced for a recycling campaign, including a logo, poster, merchandise, and bus panel.
The logo effectively communicates the message of recycling through a tree symbol, modified recycling symbol using hearts, and slogan in three tones of green. The poster reinforces the message while adding impact through an additional slogan in contrasting colors. Some merchandise was created but could be improved by choosing more relevant products. The bus panel layout is clear but could benefit from a bolder font size for greater visibility.
Overall, the pieces are deemed generally successful in fitting their intended purposes to promote recycling awareness through memorable, simple, and visually appealing design elements. Some opportunities for enhancement are identified, such as
Riley Potkonjak designed a logo and poster to represent different feelings and concepts. The logo uses three colors - red, yellow, and blue - to represent anger, neutrality, and sadness. Its unusual shape is meant to convey confusion. The poster features goggles to symbolize Riley's passion for snowboarding. It includes a quote about believing anything is possible, along with the font and colors from Red Bull to connect the quote to its source. Overall, the designs aim to provoke various emotions in viewers through their use of color, shape, imagery, and design elements.
This document discusses the author's process of designing a poster for a band called Broken Arrow. It describes several drafts where the author experimented with fonts, colors, layout and use of white space. The final draft places the band name and social media information at the top to grab attention. It uses different fonts for the band names that are distinctive and blocky to make the page look less empty while handling the white space well. The different colors work well together without one color overpowering the others.
The document proposes developing an energy drink targeted towards music enthusiasts. It considers music-based, sports-based, and organic energy drink concepts. For the music-based drink, it would sponsor music festivals and partner with artists. The document outlines initial name, color, and slogan ideas for a drink called "Rapture". Font and packaging concepts are also proposed that feature bright colors and a soft font to appeal to the club-going target audience.
The document discusses typography styles used in digipaks for the progressive house music genre. It analyzes typography elements in a mood board of progressive house album covers. Common styles identified include capital, bold or thin fonts with sharp edges. Exceptions include more creative fonts used by Avicii. Typography is a significant design element as it often replaces visuals. Font colors usually contrast the background. The document also explores specific fonts suited to the genre from the website dafont.com and examples applying song titles. It examines using both bold and creative fonts to represent the genre while making the design eye-catching.
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The creator aimed to communicate the message of "preventing youth homelessness together" through various mediums including business cards, posters, and ads. The original intentions were to use purple tones and a house logo, but these were changed to seem more professional and appropriate for the target audiences.
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2. • The purpose of this project is to
really figure out what is going to
suit your brand. I will be finding a
kit of fonts and colors that will
help me to put together a site for
my brand. This kit will help me to
learn what are the best choices for
my website in order for it to be one
that people want to visit and would
enjoy looking at.
3. • As a fangirl myself, I want to be
able to put together events that I
know the other fans would enjoy.
Over the last 11 years I have gone
to over 100 concerts, so I like to
think I have a good eye for the do’s
and do nots of a concert. I would
like to work independently and as a
team to include every aspects of
concerts that the fans would like.
This includes things such as having
confetti and other goodies for fans
to get, making sure the crowd is
safe, and so many more things that
leave good memories for the fans
instead of bad ones.
4. FONT
FAMILIES
Header Font: Freight Neo Pro Bold Italic
While going through fonts this one caught my eyes as a good font for a header as it was bold. It
really stood out to me which is a key factor in choosing a header font. The header font is what is
going to catch the eye of the audience, so it has to be able to stand out, but also be readable,
which is why I thought that a bolded and italicized font would work perfect.
Paragraph Font: Freight Neo Pro Book
A paragraph font is very important because it is going to be the main font that site visitors are
looking at. This font needs to be readable. Nothing too big, but nothing too small, and in my
opinion should not be bold or italicized if you are putting the title of something. Therefore, I think
I picked the perfect font because it is nothing too extravagant, but also is not completely boring
to look at.
5. I chose blues and greens because of the emotions
that are felt by those colors. It was said that blue
helps to see calmness and peace, which I wanted to
include because I do not want my brand to come off
as something that is hectic. On top of the blues, I
also chose different shades of green. Green is a
color that represents not only wealth, but also shows
wellbeing and health. I want people to know that my
brand is something that I plan on becoming
successful. Therefore, I can show that with the color
green as it is seen as a sign of wealth.
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PALETTE
7. For now, my logo just consists of my
initials with my name stated below. I do
not know exactly where I want to go
yet for the name of my brand, therefore
I thought the next best thing would be
to just include my name. It is important
for me to make my name known, so I
need to get it out there. I thought to
myself, what better way to do so then
making that my logo while I work
things out?
8. Psychology of Fonts and Colors
Fonts and colors are two very important aspects when trying to attract an audience to a piece of work. “Proper font
choices fuel your site’s user experience and ultimately affect the design side of your conversion rate optimization”
(Svaiko, 2023). The success of something such as a website can easily be determined just by something as simple as
a font. For example, using a cursive font may not be the best idea as not everyone can read cursive, when choosing a
font, it should be one that everyone is able to read. While fonts are very important in content making, so are the
colors. “Color helps call attention to your text, but you may not realize that colors also evoke emotions” (Iarson, 2018).
Listed in this article is the different emotions each color can give off. For example, blue gives off peace, green gives off
wealth and yellow gives off optimistic. Using certain colors can help to show the audience what you were feeling in the
moment that you were writing.
Iarson, R. (2018, May 10). The psychology of colours and fonts in content and branding. RELEVANCE. https://www.relevance.com/the-psychology-of-colours-and-fonts-in-content-and-branding/
Svaiko, G. (2023, June 11). Font psychology: Here’s everything you need to know about fonts. Designmodo. https://designmodo.com/font-psychology/
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