Tag Archives: Fall 2014 Archive (338)

I found this to be an interesting headline when I was looking through a “Self” magazine. What really stood out to me about this headline was that it is “thin and high strung” which is a characteristic of a type … Continue reading →

I chose the title on the season one box set for Game of Thrones. The title is successful in many ways, it eludes to what the TV show is about by textually portraying strength, ancient characteristics, and elegance. The title … Continue reading →

The New York Times has been a typeface that has always stood out to me and stands out more than anything on the newspaper itself. The font is different in that it is not a font that is used commonly. … Continue reading →

 (Scroll down to bottom to see whole poster) This event poster is a great example of typography. It utilizes two very different typefaces to express meaning through type–a multiple-family mix.  The first typeface, the one used for “small talk”, is … Continue reading →

I chose to analyze the book cover for The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson. From the first glance you can see this cover is all about contrast with the divide down the middle, marking one half as yellow and the … Continue reading →

I found this to be a particularly interesting example. The different line weight and organization of the typography was two of the things that caught my eye. Also, due to the fact that the font is not straight cut, it … Continue reading →

When browsing through movie posters, magazine covers, and more, I came across this event poster created by artist Sui Tin Sung. I found that this poster very successfully uses typeface techniques to capture the eye. There were many things that … Continue reading →

This is a magazine cover for Better Homes and Gardens. I chose a Christmas issue because I love Christmas and am super excited for it although it is a ways away. I thought that the use of type on this … Continue reading →