Monday, November 16, 2009

Project 1 Week 2 Monday Nov. 16th, 09

WEEK 2 Monday Nov. 16th, 09
Ch.26 In this chapter

When objects are put in a clipping set, the topmost object (called the "clipping path") crops objects or images below it, like a picture frame
  • Creating a clipping set
  • Selecting objects in a clipping set
  • Adding to and deleting from a clipping set
  • Releasing a clipping set
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In-class assignment
Handout
Design a Logo of Letters!

Companies of every kind sign their names with linked letters called ligatures. Ligature means to tie. Ligatures make excellent business signatures. They're handsome, simple, and compact. And they're fun, too-we all have initials! Some letters link in lowercase but not in upper. What follows are a variety of ways to get your letter pairs beautifully together.
  1. Use shared strokes
  2. Almost-identical strokes
  3. Angled to vertical
  4. Curved to vertical
  5. Uppercase-lowercase
  6. Horizontal crossbars
  7. Mid-letter crossbars
  8. Remove a stroke
  9. Remove part of a stroke
  10. Reverse the field
  11. Crop!
  12. Follow the white line
  13. Disconnect and attach
  14. Interlock
  15. Overlay
  16. Build bridges
  17. Use transparency
  18. Color the negative spaces
If your letterstrokes don't quite match...
  • Try changing case
  • Try a different font
HW - 3 rough sketches to present at the beginning of next class

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