2021 : Typebook
The main project for Advance Graphic Design was a book that discussed type classifications and paired them with another category to help contextualize them.
We had to design and write the book for print, taking layout, colors, and so on into consideration for the process.
I chose to liken type classifications to the twelve classes of Dungeons and Dragons so, in addition to type history and applications, readers can learn about the popular role-playing game and hopefully see why I paired them the way I did. With information on both types and classes, clean minimalist illustrations, and exciting design elements, this book is sure to make any design nerd happy.
I chose to liken type classifications to the twelve classes of Dungeons and Dragons so, in addition to type history and applications, readers can learn about the popular role-playing game and hopefully see why I paired them the way I did. With information on both types and classes, clean minimalist illustrations, and exciting design elements, this book is sure to make any design nerd happy.
Printed with blurb.com
flip-through video
mindmap and sketches
it printed beautifully!
