Typogaphy/ Special Task: Type Design & Communication

  


13/11/2022 - 27/11/2022 / Week 12- Week 13
Goh Jia Yih / 0342839 / Bachelor of Mass Communication
(Advertising and Brand Management)
Typography/ Special Task 





INSTRUCTIONS






Special Task

Type Design & Communication


Visual Research


Figure 1.0 : Visual Research (14/11/2022)



Idea Exploration

Figure 1.1 : B&W Version (15/11/2022)



Figure 1.2 : Draft/1 (15/11/2022)



Figure 1.3 : Draft/2 (15/11/2022)





Figure 1.4 : 'Merry Christmas' Sticker (16/11/2022)




Final Outcome


Figure 1.5 : Final 'Merry Christmas' Sticker (16/11/2022)

Link To Download the 'Merry Christmas" Sticker





Figure 1.6 : Final 'Merry Christmas' Sticker in Telegram(16/11/2022)




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