Author Archives: loganquarantarush

Layers help us depict what is possibly most important from what is not. We understand that what is most important is usually on the top or in front of all the other objects, thus making “crucial to how we both … Continue reading →

  Color while often overlooked by the average viewer, sets the tone for everything we see in our daily lives, from billboards to magazines to the colors that make up our roads. Humans perceive colors differently and associate them with … Continue reading →

In today’s world we don’t often think about the images that move across our screens as seamless animations. As consumers most of us don’t care about the process that goes into creating such 4-dimensional designs. In the beginning of creating … Continue reading →

While creating a visual landscape for a viewer the designer, artist, or even author as this can even be necessary in one’s writing must find a way to frame one’s work so that the viewer is drawn to the focus … Continue reading →

In Lynda Barry’s graphic novel, What It Is. The reader is moved from page to page by a collage of images and different texts pulled from magazines, newspapers and other handwritten notes or essays. We see a repetition of this … Continue reading →