Advanced Typography / Final Compilation & Relfection

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24 / 04 / 2024 — 24 / 07 / 2024 (Week 01 — Week 14)

WangJiheng / 0378904

GCD 61004 / Advanced Typography / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media /

Taylor's University Final Compilation & Reflection

INSTRUCTIONS




TASK 1 / EXERCISES

EXERCISE 1 / TYPOGRAPHIC SYSTEM


24/04/2025 – 15/05/2025 (Week 01 — Week 04)


Fig 1-1 Axial System​ Final（2025.4.29）





Fig 1-2 Radial System​​ Final（2025.4.29）





                                                               Fig 1.3 Dilatational System Final（2025.4.29）






                                                           Fig 1.4 Random System Final （2025.4.29）


 

                                                                    Fig 1.5 Grid System Final（2025.4.29）





                                                                  Fig1-6 Modular System Final （2025.4.29）




  Fig1-7 Transitional System Final（2025.4.29）



Fig 1-8 Bilateral System​ Final（2025.4.29）



                                                                  Fig1-9    Typographic System Final Week3






     

    Fig1-10    Typographic System Final (Grid / Baseline)Week3


EXERCISE 2 / TYPE & PLAY


Fig 2.1 Image and Extraction  Week 3 (8/05/2024)


Fig 2.2 Overall Process  Week 3 (8/05/2024)






Fig 2.3 Reference font   Week 3 (8/05/2024)






                                                  Fig 2.4 Comparison between the Original Extraction (top)

                                                    and the Final Letterform (bottom), Week 3 (8/5/2024)






Fig 2.5 Final Letterform Week 3 (8/5/2024)





Fig 2.6 The process of creating the final movie poster



      

                                                                              Fig2.7 Exercise 2 Part 1 PDF Compilation Week 3 (11/5/2025)



      

                                            


Fig 2.8 Final Poster Week 4 (18/5/2025)




TASK 2 / KEY ARTWORK AND COLLATERAL

2A / KEY ARTWORK

Fig 3-1 Black wordmark on white background, Week 8 (14/6/2025)




Fig 3-2 White wordmark on black background, Week 8 (14/6/2025)



                                                                   Fig 3-3 Colour palette, Week 8 (14/6/2025)





Fig 3-4 Wordmark in actual colours on lightest shade of colour palette, Week 8 (14/6/2025)



Fig 3-5 Word mark in lightest shade of colour palette on darkest shade of colour palette, Week 8 (14/6/2025)





Fig 3-6 Animated Key Artwork GIF, Week 8 (14/6/2025)


2B / COLLATERAL


Fig 4-1 Collateral 1 - T-Shirt Week 8 (14/6/2025)


Fig 4-2 Collateral 2 - badge Week 8 (14/6/2025)





Fig 4-3 Collateral 3 snack packaging bags - badge Week 8 (14/6/2025)






Fig 4-4 Instagram

TASK 3 / TYPE EXPRESSION AND APPLICATION

12/06/2024 — 23/07/2024 (Week 08 — Week 14)




 


                      Fig 7.1 Finalized letterforms (PDF) Week 13


Font Presentations

Fig 7.2  Font Presentation 1  Week 13


Fig 7.3 Font Presentation 2  Week 13


Fig 7.4 Font Presentation 3 Week 13



Fig 7.5 Font Presentation 4 Week 13


Fig 7.6 Font Presentation 5 Week 13


Font Applications

Fig7.7 Font Application 1  Week 13



Fig 7.8  Font Application 2  Week 13



Fig 7.9  Font Application 3  Week 13



Fig 8.1 Font Application 4  Week 13



Fig 8.2  Font Application 5  Week 13


HONOR Talents Global Design Awards

Overall effect design drawing



Theme design





wallpaper design






REFLECTION


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