Tuesday, 15 February 2011
A few more interesting bits of type,
This font above is called 'clou' and although I don't really like the face, some really interesting effects are created when it is applied over a texture.Orange being a particularly strong example.
This is another font by the same designer/designers. this face I like because of it's flow, how every letter links at certain points, to give a font that can be a little difficult to read, but is really strong aesthetically.
Perforama Font.
Here are some samples of a typeface I found browsing creative networks, although it is created by a Russian designer so the original font is designed in the Russian, Cyrillic alphabet. I think it translates quite well across alphabets.
Monday, 14 February 2011
The Mighty Boosh Opening
This video, the opening scene from the Mighty Boosh seemed the natural progression from the last video I posted, mainly in the way that the type moved... I think I prefer the Mighty Boosh one though.
Radiohead Bodysnatchers dynamic text WIP
After looking at websites I thought about looking into music videos, and artists that have used type in their videos. This is a short animation for part of a radiohead song that is quite interesting. I dont so much like the type however, as I do the shapes and the energy created from the amount of movement.
Red issue.
Another of Hello monday's designs. This one is really impressive!
http://www.red-issue.com/#/front/
For this website, Hello Monday have turned "drawing into the new clicking" by going against conventional website navigation (so avante garde!) and making the site much more interactive. To navigate round the website the user simply has to draw what they want on the screen. Drawing an arrow to the right, will take them to the next slide, and one to the left the previous. Drawing a circle zooms in on what your looking at and a minus sign zooms back out. Drawing arrows up and down will navigate through the websites hierarchy, for example back to the menu screen.So simple but I've never seen anything like it.
http://www.red-issue.com/#/front/
For this website, Hello Monday have turned "drawing into the new clicking" by going against conventional website navigation (so avante garde!) and making the site much more interactive. To navigate round the website the user simply has to draw what they want on the screen. Drawing an arrow to the right, will take them to the next slide, and one to the left the previous. Drawing a circle zooms in on what your looking at and a minus sign zooms back out. Drawing arrows up and down will navigate through the websites hierarchy, for example back to the menu screen.So simple but I've never seen anything like it.
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