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For the exprimentation of typographies with a single word I chose submissive and wanted to disassociate the word from the meaning (bringing it to a more "sadistic" typography) then I wrote in a violent way with a series of red materials the word submissive until arriving at the red gouache after these variations I varied the surface on which I wrote and wrote in large scale in the window.
In the afternoon I had less success in running the poster using a thicker paper, the same red gouache and nanquin, the letter was not so aggressive or so legible but when I took a drier brush to work with the typography in nanaquim I got closer of the desired result.

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to elaborate the main concept I did not use any of the suggested "values" because they did not talk to my reality, I saw two exits talk about mental problems or feminism, as they were already doing about suicide I took the feminist side, about feminist guidelines I found interesting as:
- disgust of menstruation (it's natural)
- abusive relationships / domestic violence (I've been through it)
-Asiatic racism (related to the paradigm around the sexuality of the oriental woman)
but on the day I had an epiphany of transforming the phrase that I created for the theme "racismo asiatico" ("not your china doll") in another niche (inspired by an oriental model that was the muse) of BDSM and the phrase of the project turned "not submissive sadistic"

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as I arrived late in class and it was the day to photograph the work, I just came back home with my "C" and photographed it hanging in a window of house that there was a beautiful pink curtain to the floor that valued my "C", I arranged the place for the morning photos but I had to wait until the afternoon to shoot so that the window light did not create the counter-light effect
p.s: I will have to redo the photos because the memory card that had the photos was stolen

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for the construction of the "C", I used wire and ribbons of pink satin the initial idea was to cover the wire with satin but the texture that this would create was not compatible with the aesthetics that I was looking for, I resumed the rococo references and how my inspiration was my colleague Marsula did not take a more polished course, I approached the basic forms of the rococo letters but with wire build a messy and pink structure (like pink curly hair) and finished tying the wires with pink satin to reinforce the idea.

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we worked with predefined base lines to create an apt typography to use, I had technical problems with the printer / printer site but after the resolution of that I continued working with the serifs and I focused on the inspiration old school tattoo not in the rococo for this task always working with the existence of the serif and for the refinement of the letter I added a degrade within it.

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For the stencil design I continued with the rococo line with serifs but I was not successful in printing because I did not have affinity with the material so the print was not well centered first and then by the amount of ink the stencil became fragile making the shape not well defined,for next time the use of a more resistant paper improves the result.
In roll printing I simplified my stencil to more graphic elements and used a thicker paper, which enabled me to use the stencil more often to create a repeating element that was visually interesting executed with green paint, after that exprimentation I got the C that came out the stencil and I used it to print its outline that gave a more definite result than in what I got in using the stencil,I liked very much the qualities of the ink that we use, that allows a series of variations changing the color of the base paper that are very beautiful, the inks have very interesting colors by themselves.

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For the task of doing an abc with photos, I wanted to approach the letters in the most organic way possible using body parts for the letters I got (unfortunately it was not possible to do it all this way) but in my most successful letter C, I got make the letter with an entire person.
In the afternoon the C was chosen for me, I looked for old school tatto and rococo typefaces because they both had serifs and it reminded me of the ends of my C photo (which were hands and feet) to build some variations of typography based on the photo , I also did the middle of the thickest letter to resemble the photo.

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