Let's study visual expression using typography.

Hallo The one who runs Studio Funday Studio Graphic designer Han Jung-sooIt's. I mainly work on graphic design, logo type, and title design based on TypeFace.

Have you heard a lot about typography?

In the dictionary sense, it refers to Western letterpress in the old days, but nowadays All designs made up of typesIt also means. It has a similar meaning and working method to lettering, but you can think of lettering as “the act of drawing letters,” and typography as “formative work using letters.” If you learn a graphic element called typography, when it comes to design work The ability to visualize by trying various thingsYou can increase it.

The design I made. Did he seem bored somewhere?

Well drawn illustrations, great pictures. But was there something disappointing about ending it this way? Create your own type that matches the image, and much more Unique artworkLet's make it. It doesn't have to be an image ready. Because you can use basic tools to create an image that suits your type.

The feel of the sentence varies greatly depending on the pitch of the individual's voice and the words used, and the result of the design may also be completely different depending on the typeface used and the way it is expressed. We will help people who know how to handle the Adobe program (Photoshop/Illustration) tools, design majors, students, or those who are interested in typography and design on a daily basis, to learn easily.

The basics of everything are important laws.

You know that you need to lay a strong foundation and framework when building a building, and a good foundation, just as you have to draw a sketch first when drawing a picture. Typography is also basic, right Ideation and planningThis is important. Not only the typography, but also the design as a whole, if the planning isn't done properly, it will collapse into a meaningless design.

What kind of content will be conveyed
What is the most effective way to deliver content
If I were a consumer, how would I view it

I'll tell you all about how I plan and design my work based on these three things.

The work that uses typography is endless.

With typography Various artworksI can make it. You can create promotional posters, exhibition posters, and movie posters by creating images that convey content and types that further highlight the content of those images. Also, you can make art posters that are made up of only types and talk about one thing. In addition, it can be applied to all fields such as album covers, postcards, package design, etc.

While designing various works, I will show you how to express the content of the story so that it can be expressed in letters. I'll show you everything from how to express in the form of letters, how to express textures that add more feeling to the finished letters, and how to maximize expression by applying simple movements.

There will be techniques to look at it from a variety of perspectives.

How were the effects and titles on the logo on the poster on the street and the movie poster on the big billboard created? While doing simulations in my head, I also get home and try to work on my own. It's also a good idea to observe once again and think about how design work is done like this and that, even if others can just overlook it.

There are many designers, but “I” is one.

There are so many designers in the world. I myself am a designer belonging to a bunch of designers, but I'm going to get buried in the crowd in a common way, just like everyone else did. Competitive designersIn order to become, practice constantly and train over and over again. If you keep doing it, you'll build up your skills in the work you've built up.

Become a competitive designer in each field as if there was only one “I” in the world An unrivaled presenceI'll help you build your skills so that you can become. Together with me, I can easily access typography through various works and even archive my own portfolio!

Unique typography design that starts with design

Unique typography design that starts with design