Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 June 2014

'Record' Project: Working With Text In Photoshop Again...

Another extension of previous work, looking at combining the text with the images.


I think the text really works with the image here, however because I put the print in negative to get the colours I wanted, I think it lost some of the quality, but I didn't want to block in the characters because then I'd lose the texture! So I was a little stuck.

I really love this image. I like that the colours are slightly visible and it's not just black and white. I replaced what was the speech arrows with the text and used the same green to emphasize certain words. I'm really happy with this image, moving towards creating final imagery I think this is more like what I'm looking to put together.

'Record' Project: Working With Text In Photoshop

I started using my first scans, and working over images I've created previously, editing them here and there to fit with the text.


My first image, I clean up the text a little and decided on white, it's still a little messy but I quite like it! however if I could fix something I think I'd make the text smaller, I didn't adjust the size at all and I think it takes up a little too much of the image.


My second, using the stamps was a good idea, it hardly needed cleaning up at all! I love the style and consistency of the font but I regret the colour choice. I think it looks flat and forced, I'm worried this type will only work in black. 


My favourite of the three. I think this type works really well, particularly with the quite bold imagery and colour. I reckon it's also quiet enough to handle any colours. I'll need to try this out with busier images and see what happens.

Sunday, 1 June 2014

'Record' Project: Text.

I've been thinking about using text in my images, to decide I looked through all the type in my journal so far, evaluating and picking my favourites.


I like most of these, I think they could be really interesting drawn up with conversation.



A few of these are very similar to what I like to use normally, I'd like to try quite a few of these though, it won't do any harm to have choice.


I tried out several in my sketchbook, and finally drew up a few I liked to be scanned in.




All the phrases were taken from conversations I've recorded in my sketchbook, I thought they were interesting and can also be used together.
I'm planning to use these in Photoshop, and I think my final decisions were the right ones. There is actually a fair amount of variation and I think I'll be able to work with all of them.