2010 portfolio
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Junior BFA Portfolio 2010TRANSCRIPT
The perfect paragraph - Homage to Jan Tschichold
The word
The correctly set word is the starting-point of all typography. The letters themselves we have to accept - they are shaped by the type cutter or the designer. The relationship of the letters is the job of the dresser in the foundry. He has to achieve the right regularity and rhythm and his work is as important as the engraver’s. Many good types have recently been spoiled by tight dressing. This forces the compositor to make good the larger sizes with letter spaces. Apart from this, letter-spacing is always harmful. The letter-spacing of capitals, although technically the same, is not considered as letter-spacing in this sense. A normally set word is always the most legible; letter-spacing only reduces its legibility. The unspaced, evenly flowing word is also the most beautiful. It is a compact shape, an essential requirement in the new typography. It is also more economical—letterspacing takes time, is expensive and weakens the word-shape. For all of these reasons it should not be used to artificially alter the length of a word just to fill a specific space, nor emphasis in ordinary text setting.
—Jan Tschichold (1902-1974)Assymmetric Typography, New York, 1967, translated by Ruari Mc Lean from Typographische Gestaltung Basel, 1935.
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EatBroccoliBecomeStrongLikeBool
American Association of Broccoli
The billboards that didn’t make the cut
I Pity the foolwho don’t eatno Broccoli
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American Association of Broccoli
Incorporating the subject matter while keeping imagery simple. The story is about an escape from a Japanese prison camp by a band of American soldiers.
Marketing for Five Themes includes subway signage/posters; a mailer; and a campaign where chalk is used in the style of the graphic identity to point directly at the MoMA exhibit from the streets.
Packaging design for Utility products: Front & backBike Lube
Utility
For chains, derailers, cables and pivots;also for exercise equipment and in-line skates.
DIRECTIONS: Remove cap and spray directlyon part to be lubricated.
© 1995 Utility, New York, NY 11001A division of Bell Co. Made in USA 409
WARNING: CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE.Contains petroleum distillates.DO NOT use near fire or flame.DO NOT expose to heat or store at temperaturesabove 120˚ F.HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED.If swallowed, DO NOT induce vomiting.DO NOT breathe vapor or mist.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
NOT FOR MOTORIZED VEHICLE USE.
Wood Glue
Utility© 1995 Utility, New York, NY 11001
A division of Bell Co. Made in USA 409
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Rubber Household Gloves
Utility© 1995 Utility, New York, NY 11001
A division of Bell Co. Made in USA 409
Household Rubber Gloves WARNING: Plastic packaging may causesuffocation.KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
Health care TIME cover
M A R C H 2 6 , 2 0 0 7
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Health Care: Explained By A Five Year Old.
BY CATHERINE MAYER
What can daytime media-types possibly offer us in the wake of health reform?NOTHING!
Palin: ShootingThe Proverbial
at FOX
A Nation at Risk:Can Anyone MakePakistan Safe?
Rags toRiches: Jay Z Among Top 10