Self Publishing_Workshop 5

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Working with typography in todays workshop, specifically Cooper Std, Baskerville and DIN Condensed. 

 The main aim today was to focus on shapes, negative space and composition. I liked the idea of carefully placing each shape and creating some sort of pattern that connected each shape together, like placing two shapes back to back or one inside another curve.

 I plan to rework these in Photoshop using overlay, adding colour and changing saturations and hues. 





I took these images into Photoshop and either used all the shapes or one in particular to create a explosions of colour! Using layers, hues and saturations and different sizes. 

Baskerville

Cooper Std
DIN Condensed










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