I Speak, What You Think

When designing pieces for an audience viewing, it is important to make sure it is appealing to the eye. It needs to stand old, neat and creative. Here are two pieces of work that has some successful designs but also something they could improve on. This magazine layout is bold, yet elegant. The layout on the first page is tw0-column. The three text boxes are aligned left. The title seemed to seem to have a creative alignment. The font style fits perfectly with the message and story that is being told. The font size was used as guidelines. When bigger font is used, the eye automatically goes it, which would be the most important literature. For example, the title in this layout. The different font sizes allow the reader to understand what to read next. The font choice goes hand and hand with the photography. It’s chic. There’s soft and edginess to the font; the curl at the end of the s and the tails on the ends of letters with vertical line. The font resembles the softness of her f

What better way to communicate than verbally talking to your peers. Today many prefer to communicate through written or should I say texting. The problem with this is because it is just words, it can get interpreted wrong. There are ways to make the text have a tone or expression but depending on the mood of the receiver, it can be read incorrectly. When two or more people are in front of each other speaking, one can read the body language and tone of voice and better receive the message. Especially being a student, it is easier to understand the professor explain the literature than just reading it out of a book. Now, there are people that lack listening skills but at least they get the nature of the message. Audio is another great way to communicate. Delivery of a message is very important. Although noise can be a problem with audio it does not construe the actual message.  As more and more visuals are being pushed out in this technology-topia, colors and symbols is what catches p