Typography 50

 For my poster idea, I made it just like the cover of my booklet but I just added a bit more red rectangles and added the venue on the lower left corner.

 For this project I went for the first thumbnail I did because I thought it would look best. I added a bit more detail of course because the thumbnails were a basic rundown of what the text should look like. Overall, I think it turned out fairly nice and I hope y'all enjoy!

 This week I made the three versions of my book and how they could look. Overall I went for just a more professional look and easy to read for the viewer to enjoy the book but also maybe keep it after. 

 For this week I chose the graphic designer Chip Kidd as my topic for the Graphic Designer project. I really enjoyed learning a lot about this individual, especially the fact he worked with the same author who created the iconic Jurassic Park. He also was able to created his own comic books for DC which is one of my favorite companies ever. Overall really enjoyed the first part of the project and I hope you enjoy what I found out about Chip Kidd.  Chip Kidd  “The Graphic Superhero” Charles “Chip” Kidd was born September 12, 1964 in Reading Pennsylvania.  As a little kid, Chip was fascinated with superheroes and comics, and actually became the reasoning behind why he strived to become a graphic designer later in life. His personal favorites were Batman and Superman, which he wished someday he would be able to design one of the comic books. Chip, when finished in college, freelanced in a publishing house in 86’. This ended up to be where he became an associate art dire...