This reading, went in-depth in the history and evolution of graphic design. It was interesting to see how the styles of graphic design have changed throughout the past couple centuries. It was fascinating to realize that some of these styles… Continue Reading
Maine Zoo and Rescue 918 Pond Rd, Mt Vernon, ME 04352 Open 10am – 5pm June 24, 2021 Scholar: Rinjan Shrestha Bringing Back Tigers Come listen to Rinjan Shrestha (lead asian big cat specialist) talk about the majestic Malayan… Continue Reading
I believe that framing is very instrumental to influencing how something is seen. It directs where your eye goes and how you interpret the object that you are looking at. Different framing can change how you visualize something, for examples… Continue Reading
Caffeine– A nervous system stimulate found mainly in coffee and tea plants. Angry– Having a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility. (stormy, turbulent, or threatening) Sunshine– Direct sunlight unbroken by clouds, mainly over a large area. (cheerfulness, happy)
In the reading, The Design and The Play, Paul Rand makes a variety of connections between how a student learns design and games. He connects learning design to several different games using a variety of shapes and methods. Several of… Continue Reading
1. Repetition This represents repetition because the bricks are uniform and are in the same pattern throughout the building. The repetition makes it look neat and uniform and appealing to the eye. 2. Movement The pattern are the drawers use… Continue Reading
Garamond & Didot These are the fonts that stuck out to me on the list and for the figure ground project we had to do. They are both very visually pleasing fonts. Garamond has a fascinating width between the letters… Continue Reading