Author Archives: aacheshm

WSU Art Museum: Aaché Howard-McDaniel

Posted on March 27, 2018 by aacheshm

The example I chose to write about from our visit to the WSU Art Museum is by the visual artist Dread Scott. He makes revolutionary art to propel history forward. While he was a student at the School of the … Continue reading →

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Type Anatomy: Aaché Howard-McDaniel

Posted on March 8, 2018 by aacheshm

      The example I chose to write about is a German imprinted bible from 1480, but the text is written in Latin. What caught my attention in this text were the design choices the author made. Instead of … Continue reading →

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Formstorming: Aache’ Howard-McDaniel

Posted on February 22, 2018 by aacheshm

     Formstorming is the process of visually thinking, creators use this as a tool to put more depth into their designs when they are too basic. Through automatic, easily conceived notions, towards recognizable but subtle concepts, to results that … Continue reading →

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Pattern and Texture- Aaché Howard-McDaniel

Posted on January 18, 2018 by aacheshm

Pattern to me can be a repeated design, symbol, picture, sequence etc. An example of pattern could be polka dots, photos on like wrapping paper, a pattern of numbers, or other designs. While the texture is the appearance of how … Continue reading →

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