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Hierarchy: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on March 23, 2017 by radradnaya

For my poster, I want to create a poster exploring my childhood up to the present. “What It Is” by Lynda Barry got me thinking about my personal history, specifically when was the point of time that I “grew up”. … Continue reading →

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Layers: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on March 7, 2017 by radradnaya

In this page from Lynda Barry’s What It Is  we are invited to explore the concept “Can You Stand Being Lost?” She asks us to follow a wandering mind, and seems to be one of the few pages without any intended … Continue reading →

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Texture: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on March 7, 2017 by radradnaya

According to Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips’ Graphic Design: The New Basics texture “corresponds with [the designs] visual function.” In Lynda Barry’s “What It Is” we are taken through a series of short excerpts on her childhood and pages in … Continue reading →

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Time & Motion: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on February 9, 2017 by radradnaya

In their book Graphic Design: The New Basics, Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips classify time and motion as a linear progression of designs which simulate movement. In their examples they explain that motion can be implied, through cropping, scaling, and … Continue reading →

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Framing: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on January 31, 2017 by radradnaya

  This page from Paradox Space’s “Damara” shows a variety of ways framing can make a black and white comic more interesting. Comics are made up of boxes, or “frames”, which are arranged to show sequences of action. The borders … Continue reading →

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Scale: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on January 31, 2017 by radradnaya

  These pages from Sandman by Neil Gaiman provide us examples for Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips’ concepts of objective and subjective scaling in Graphic Design: The New Basics. According to the authors, objective and subjective scaling refer to the … Continue reading →

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Formstorming: Sanaya Nordine

Posted on January 17, 2017 by radradnaya

There is a fine line between what we call reality and “fiction”, and all these what is between resides in what we call, unconventionally, “the past”. It is a common human experience to recall something that was not there, or … Continue reading →

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