Visual Language: Book Production

Visual Language

A formation of people, objects or things on, beside or behind each other.

A mark indicating position, connection, or boundaries.

A connected series of events, actions or developments.

Visual Language: Book Manipulation

Visual Language

Noun: A naming word. e.g. Dog.

Adjective: A describing word. e.g. The black and white dog.

Verb: A doing word/action. e.g. The dog ran to fetch the stick.

Pronoun: Can take the place of a noun. e.g. The dog ran to fetch his stick.

Objective Personal Pronoun: e.g. The dog ran after the stick and returned is to us.

1st Person: I walked the dog.

2nd Person: You walked the dog.

3rd Person: He/She/It walked the dog.

Visual Language : More Circles

Visual Language : Circles

Visual Language: Colour Theory 3

Visual Language: Colour Theory 2

Visual Language: Colour Theory

Organisation of objects going from light to fluorescent to dark.

Matching the colour of the object to its equivalent in the Pantone swatches.

Visual Languge: Illusion letterform

This was our groups attempt at creating a visual illusion of a letterform that is spread over multiple plains. We chose to create a letter H and the result is pictured above. Each of the plains were constructed out of different shaped boxes with black card used to define the letterform.

Visual Language : Scale

Visual Language : Frame & Format

Hybrid

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Deconstruct

Visual Language : Visual Vocabulary

Top row L-R systematic, break, enclosed, spine, project
Bottom row L-R Connect, Negative, Finish, Loop, Right Angle

Project


Systematic