Showing posts with label Typpography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typpography. Show all posts

Friday, 30 April 2010

Development of each Recipie bag

Deadline is looming and I am developing the rest of the bag. I have used a fresh colour palelet to update a traditional market into todays consumer market. The  idea is that from a distance the grey is creates a pattern and compliments a large bright title of a popular Spanish dish. As you get closer you can see the actual words and can read (if you understand Spanish) the ingredients of that popular dish.

Due to the lack of time available to me I was unable to produce an illustration for each particular bag. This is something on my to do list that I would like to develop. Overall I like them as typographic pieces and think the work well as a set.

Sunday, 25 April 2010

Gazpacho

Initial ideas for bag layout. This is proving difficult as designing for 3D surface is completely different to something flat. The idea here is that on the front there is one simple illustration of a tomoto that sums up the recipie of  Gazpacho. I have represented visually in type the recepie to create this cold tomato soup.

For example Gazpacho is made from 6 tomatoes, 3 peppers, an onion, olive oil, a lemon and lots of seasoning. The size of the text depends on the size and quantity of the elements. On this particular bag the ingredients are found in the green grocers as part of the market. These vegetables are layout out in strict rows as represented my the type on the bag.

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Typographic Design

































Adrian Frutiger- "the material of typography is the black, and its the designer's task with the help of this black is to capture space to create harmonious whites insides the letters aswell as between them"


Back to basics

An careful in depth study various elements of typography.

form
proportion
negative space
black and white
illustrating typographically