Advanced Typography (Final Compilation)

 Myra Elida Binti Abd Azis / 0358516

GCD61004 / Advanced Typography / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media

Final Compilation

Task Links



Task 1

Final Typographic System Submission :


Fig 1.1 Final Axial System JPEG


Fig 1.2 Final Bilateral System JPEG



Fig 1.3 Final Dilatational System JPEG


Fig 1.4 Final Grid System JPEG



Fig 1.5 Final Modular System JPEG




Fig 1.6 Final Radial System JPEG


Fig 1.7 Final Random System JPEG



Fig 1.8 Final Transitional System JPEG


Fig 1.9 Final Typographic Systems Without Guides PDF


Fig 1.10 Final Typographic Systems With Guides PDF

Task 2

                                                            Fig 2.1 Final Font Animation


Fig 2.2 Color Palette

Final :


Fig 2.3 Collateral 1


Fig 2.4 Collateral 2


Fig 2.5 Collateral 3


Fig 2.6 Final Instagram Feed

Task 3

Typeface



Fig 3.1

Font Presentation


Fig 3.2

Fig 3.3


Fig 3.4


Fig 3.5


Fig 3.6


Font Application




Fig 3.7


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Fig 3.11

Reflection

Experience 

The process of studying advanced typography has been interesting and full of difficulties and discoveries. At first, exploring the details of typography opened my understanding to an entire space where each curve, stroke, and adjust to spacing had a significant meaning. The process of painstakingly creating typefaces emphasized the fine line that separates aesthetic expression from practical clarity.

Observation



Findings

The ability to change of typography in influencing user experience was one of the most interesting outcomes of the study. Good typography communicates the tone and personality of the material in addition to making reading easier. It acts as a silent storyteller, using emphasis and visual cues to lead readers through a narrative.

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