Author Archives: Lexi Day

When we went to the WSU Art Museum I gravitated toward the comic books on the table. In a previous DTC 201 class I was able to hold and flip through those same comics, so I recognized their names and … Continue reading →

For my example, I chose to took at the fairytale type book Of The Friendship of Amis and Amile by William Morris, which was published in 1894. The book is 67 pages and categorized as “medieval poetry”. 500 copies were published … Continue reading →

The work of the Gee’s Bend women is an example of formstorming because it incorporates repetition that changes, and creates a way to view the base for exploration of unconventional design. For the quilt design I liked best, I’ve chosen … Continue reading →

For this blog post, I have chosen to look at the old and new logo for the U.S Ski and Snowboard group and team. For the old logo, it was very plain and didn’t convey what the logo was about. … Continue reading →

Figure/ground is another form of giving the viewer multiple ways to view a design in either print, media, or business storefronts. Figure/ground also goes by another name, which is the Gestalt Principle. This is a technique where the whole of … Continue reading →

A pattern is something that is repeating, while also being made of shapes, lines, and other planes. It usually isn’t a “loud” photo, as the pattern needs to be able to be understood by the person looking at it. To … Continue reading →