Author Archives: Sophie Stoltman

For my final blog entry, I will be comparing my Menu with the one that Whitney Demarest created. I think that our two menus had clear hierarchy and where easy to read. When your eye scans my menu, every section is … Continue reading →

I choose a menu designed by Re for Bare Witness, in Sydney Australia. I picked this menu because I loved the color contrast and the simplicity of the design with the use of negative space. The designer used contrasting weight, … Continue reading →

For my font project, I wanted to incorporate textures and colors into a more basic block letter font. I plan on creating outlines for all the letters in an uppercase simple design, similar to the Arial bold font when it … Continue reading →

For the typography analysis, I chose to analyze the biography of Bertha Goudy – First Lady of the Graphic Arts. When you first open the book the text at the top of the title page is very reminiscent of calligraphy … Continue reading →

For this pattern project, I was heavily inspired by the Pullman I saw in my everyday life. For one color scheme, I was inspired by a photo I took of a special Pullman sunset. I wanted to see how the … Continue reading →

Point, line and plane are the beginning of most art and designs. Not only are they part of design but these elements can be found all around us. For this post I decided to use my room for inspiration. For … Continue reading →

I chose to find examples of texture and pattern around my home here in Pullman. I think that my examples show the complexity of simple things around us and the contrast between organic and man-made texture. In my image of … Continue reading →