Imagery/Typography

 

Logos






Design Elements & Principles

  • Element(s): Line; Shape; Size/Scale
  • Principle(s): Alignment; Repetition; Proximity; Balance/(A)symmetry 









Other examples:

Layer Masking: 






The following 4 examples are pen and ink drawings that were scanned into the computer, 
then converted to transparencies, then composited over other layers.  







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The following examples are full layer-masking composites, along with 'add-line' and/or narrative conception.
[These are not a promotion of the featured company/products.]


~typgraphy creation and composite~








Typography

Expressive Type

Manipulations of typeface to convey visual meaning/expression behind/of the ‘word(s)’.













Full Display





Illustration: computer-generated





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