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Psychedelic, trippy and swirling.

Wes Wilson’s free flowing lettering on his posters today, are still proven popular and in demand hence why he is held high in regard to the typographic community. Taking form to a different level using loud colours, attention getting imagery and vibrant typography, his work is timeless.

Psychedelia type is controversial as it is difficult to unravel and understand the actual words. However, Wilson says ‘people are gonna stop and look at it.’ Why? Because not only curiosity but the actual work is mesmerising and the point of psychedelia of not understanding.

Jessica Hische is held in high regard within the typographic community as her designs enhance on beauty in the most satisfying ways as she marries the letters within the illustrations. Having a repetitive directional flow through the use of illustrations overlayed gives it character and personality.

Using a combination of lines for direction, organic forms and geometric shapes is balanced with technical precision. Hische creates stunning yet effortless looking designs with much thought behind each detailing.

Rudy VanderLans is held in high regard within the typographic community because as a publisher, editor and designer created Émigré Magazines- which are partly devoted to visual communication. Émigré Magazines are constantly changing every four years simply because it can. Every time, a different feel, type and information and why?

Because as graphic designers we are limitless, there is no rulebook and VanderLans embodies this with his collection.

Against traditional formatting for front covers between headline and text point size. Thus, catches the audience’s attention and making a memorable piece through difference.

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Abor’s publication is crisp and solid as it follows the same grid onto the next page. Mirroring the layout but producing different information from words to pictures holds consistency and a connection through the design. There is a rhythm within the publish colour by the block of colour bringing immediate attention to the faded gradient which is less harsh calling. The two pages juxtaposes yet compliment each other creating an overall harmonic design.

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Here, we learnt about the composition by this small exercise. Really making you think about it's placement and how it fits on the page- I will take this knowledge and put it into my publication and focus on how to move the type around and really experiment with the space.

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Working with Olivia Cornish & Olivia Kingdon, choosing a manifestio provided, we began to use our intuitive of sense of harmony in relation to composing a layout. Understanding point size, what type face and composition to produce multiple experimentations to consider for the final manifesto.

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For this task, copying content was the key idea. I had to edit the text down to what I deemed to be considered important information. Positives of this tasks, was condensing the elements then positioning hierarchy and point sized based on what should be read first.

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Working with Josh and Jamie we looked at the hierarchy and content and how it sits on the page in order to engage and interest the audience. Bearing in mind the use of columns and space and finding the balance of the in-between.

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From the workshops, I took the initiative to take a head start and use what I had learnt and implement it into the brief.

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Here, I have began to consider my audience and who the magazine would be read by. This is incredibly important part of the process as my magazine will be influenced by who it is aimed for.

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Here, I took notes which I will take into my own publication.

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For Padlet

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For Padlet. I walked along the highstreet to find these images in Cornwall.

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Designed by Rick Banks who created a series of posters for the Creep Horror Film Festival in Manchester. Here are a few experimentations of quick visuals where I played around with hierarchy and the layout.

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Having to pick out the most important and vital information for my poster. Necessary description is immediately cut out and I primarily focused on the the title, times and dates as this is essentially the information needed.