Monday, March 2, 2015

Typography Images

Typography images are images that have a equal balance of black and white which can be used to put you words. The words you use is supposed to have information of the person in the image or words that describe them. It makes a lasting impact because the words are portrayed artistically on the person's face and it looks like a Silhouette but with words on the dark places. The image also informs you about the person and the words are placed in way that that stands out but the amazing part is that you can also see exactly who the person in the Portrait is. The greatest impact is made when the person has facial hair and  you can put word on that and it will make it even more artistic!

I think the hardest part was keeping up with Mr. Sanderl's tutorial at the end because it was rushed and I had to carefully read the tutorial. The bell rang so we had to finish it at lunch but I finally figured out how to do it and it was clear after that. the end is really critical which i'm guessing was the hardest part for me. Everything else was decent, not to challenging and not to easy. The thing that kind of scares me though is the fact that the type of portrait I was doing was a Beginner Tutorial.

The first image of typography was about our innovator who inspires in everyday life or someone who made a huge change in the world. I chose Thomas Edison who inspires me everyday for not giving up, doing the best you can do and try as much as you can. My teacher I chose was Mr. McHugh which is a math teacher at our school and came out great it was also a intermediate tutorial. Our third protrait was out own pictures. We had to make sure we had equal amounts of Shadows, Highlights and Mid-tones. The thhird was a advanced tutorial but to be honest I think the Second tutorial was the hardest.

                                                        Beginner Typography                                                          
                            

                                                             Intermediate Typography                                                                                    


Advanced Tutorial