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I’ve done a bit more research for the Anthology brief, as the main typeface for the Anthology text is the main element, I figured why not start from there. I decided upon the Fengardo Neue from the Velvetyne.fr website as, it more than just a generic body copy typeface. I’ve also tried experimenting how it looks like with a large body of text, I tried out different point sizes to size out the shape of different margins on the baseline grid in InDesign. I played with different kerning and leading to see how different glyphs adapt to each other in different letterforms. I also want to try out a different font of this typeface family for the commentary, as I feel it would better not to change the typeface within the book, while using a different typeface for the name of the book, or the front cover of the Anthology. I will also try out how this typeface will look with a different colored background, as in white text and dark colored background, as in the black, but also might try out different colors as well. The next things to do is to figure out the form of the body copy within in the book, will it be a traditional spread?

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Concept- Butterfly Effect
Typeface-Cantique
Illustration Reference- Jo Minor and Salvador Dali

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There’s a noise in the shed

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My landscape CV was inspired by the background pattern I’ve created for my first draft of the CV, I’ve only used a piece of the pattern to minimalize the impact of the background, and also match the text on the information pages. I wanted to create a CV that would mimics a menu, a landscape menu with the all the information, I’m yet to add icons for certain elements on the information pages. I’ve also played around with a variety of the different colors, as colors is a main element of my CV as well. On the typeface I’ve upon, I’ve also looked into as well, it has to match my theme of creating a menu based CV.

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Posters for the Out of Home Spaces

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For my online portfolio I wanted to for something a bit simpler, as all my work is very colorful and eccentric, making the online portfolio mimics that in a way would corrupt the overall aesthetic of the pages, or the website. I decided to get a clean-cut pallet where the typeface is very simple yet not generic, and the images are big enough to claim the entire page, in order to bring out their won concept. I will also be design a logo for my online website, that contains my name, to further complete the brand I’m trying to sell, will it be mostly certainly my initials. I will also be creating images for the portfolio cover front pages, I’ve already created one in Illustrator that mimics a pattern I’ve designed last year. I will probably create one more image to complete the aesthetics of the online portfolio. As for the information on the pages, I’ve already had numerous reflections that will be useful for project description, so I will be rewriting some of them to fit on the pages. I’m choosing my best projects to portray within the portfolio, even if all of them are school project, I think they all go perfectly together, there’s a visual marriage between them. 

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My newest physical portfolio is full of full bleed images that will fully showcase the intensity of the projects I’ve done. I decided that making them clean and simple with a bit of mocking up looked better, than having blocks of text with the images next to them, this gives them more power, and gives the viewer more attention, makes it more attentive to details. Also, I feel like the projects speak for themselves and no one typeface would go with all the projects, or descript them in a way that would a generic typeface, it would away the attention the work is getting. The front cover of the portfolio carries a typeface I’ve used for my description pages, for me, it looks cleaner to keep the text away on the other page. As all my project match a theme, I tried to spread out the similar looking project in order to keep the flow of the pages. I’m not sure about numbering the pages, that contain text, and also keeping the mockup back group white in order to keep with the visual language that goes with the rest of the physical portfolio. Also, I tried showcasing different projects that show different skills.

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For my front cover page I've decided to use my mockups up pattern of my CV outcome.

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Work Ready 2 Jelena Vukovic Digital Sketchbook