PRESENTATION ON INDESIGN

In our workshop today we looked at creating professional presentations using Indesign. We did this by following a step-by-step guide that Chris made prior the workshop.

First we typed our name and experimented with different adjustments and placements.

Example Poster

 

After we did this, we printed the image and cut it into shape so we had no excess white parts. I then scanned the image back through the the computer with the scanner lifted up so it created a nice effect on the letters.

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After doing this I opened up Indesign and created a 6 page practise presentation, including images from Indesign and scanned images.

PRESENTATION

VECTOR TYPE

In todays workshop we learnt more about vector graphics and how to create them on Adobe Illustrator. We did this by following a step by step guide given it to us by Chris. This was my end outcome.

LINCARC

I feel this is really useful to know and I will apply this to my own designs as I will be applying my font to all different kinds of objects which will vary in sizes.

EXPERIMENTING WITH STENCILS / FOLDING AND PENS.

In todays workshop I decided to combine the craft of stencils and folding together. It was very useful to do this with the triangle style font that I picked. I first experimented with the ‘A’, I then photocopied it a few times, and experimented with holding the paper to give a textured style on top of the final font.

 

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I then did the same with  the letter form ‘B’, however I included more folds with a couple different sizes,  I then photocopied it on a coloured piece of paper so it came out with a darker shade behind the font, I liked the smokey cloud effect it created. This was a great way of experimenting with stencils as it was different and unique from the others.

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This workshop enabled me to experiment different ways of using hand on techniques and step away from the digital way of creating. This was really useful and made me think of new ways on how I would be able to include food in my designs, and one of those ways I would like to try is by using stencils and instead of using pens / pencils, I could use foods such as coffee beans / powder or flour.