Both the literal and abstract meaning of a word serve as inspiration for these typographic experiments with form and composition.
Given the word augmentation as a source of exploration, I used its letters, definition, my own thoughts and references to inspire posters portraying its meaning. As long as we were able to intelligently discuss our ideas, we were encouraged to consider every one of them, regardless of how abstract or odd they seemed to others.
Title: Augmentation 1 & 2
Course: Typographic Experiments
Instructor: Stan Zienka (Attik)
Academy of Art University
Fall 2009
An exploration of visual observations, this book is the result of research, writing, image gathering and design using my own environment/habitat as the primary research material.
My thesis proposal for Midpoint Review is featured on the Academy of Art University’s Graduate Student Showcase website. Very cool.
I had the pleasure of meeting Dyana two summers ago at Type Camp. It’s nice to see she’s still up to her old tricks—kerning, that is.
In a demo that drew gasps at TED2010, Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos new augmented-reality mapping technology from Microsoft.
In 2008, my life changed in a big way. Read More...
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