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Student Broadside Critique – Brian Tomsovic
Broadside_Danielle Clement I was paired with Danielle, whose text was the poem, “Be Positive” by Nedra Johnson Aswad. The mood conveyed by the poster is one of happiness, which I thought fit the message of being positive. The color in … Continue reading
Broadsides – Brian Tomsovic
The hazing posters in the MASC had little to no images, so they worked as examples of good use of Display Type. In particular the “Rule of Nineteen” one (seen below) was a fun read, so I decided to use … Continue reading
Alphabet Design – Brian Tomsovic
My text is the Artificer Infusion list from the Eberron Campaign Setting Book from Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 Edition. It is a “futuristic” setting for DnD it takes place in a world where technology has developed leaps and bounds beyond … Continue reading
Typeface Anatomy – Brian Tomsovic
If you look at the poster for 127 Hours, the font choice may not be the most visually exciting thing to have ever been done with type on a movie poster, however browsing through several I found that it was … Continue reading
Pattern Design and Color Interaction – Brian Tomsovic
I thought the best idea for an example of an organic pattern would be Camo, there are a lot of different types of Camo, so below is just one example. from: http://wmlambandson.com/products/fabric-on-the-wing-camo What drew me to this example was that … Continue reading
Small Multiples – Brian Tomsovic
Custom sprite sheets are a hobby of sorts for some. A sprite sheet is a series of characters, usually the same character or a series of characters in different poses. Their original use was for video games, so that the … Continue reading
Kristin Becker's DTC Classes at WSU 