Final typeface, with shading and colour variation to give depth and texture
After taking on board the criticism that the previous typeface was too sharp, and lacked humanistic features, I have re-considered my options and begun developing this folded ribbon style typeface. It still feels digital yet has a softer feel and feels more flowing. I also feel the ‘R’is more recognisable as an R
First attempts at creating elements of my Wardrobe interface in Google Sketch Up
Using the perspective tool in Illustrator to play around with giving it a 3D element
Overlaying a club photograph to symbolise party wear. Not sure I like this one
Overlaying parts of a photograph. Different photographs could be used to symbolise certain trends or styles. The above image is of the sea so this would represent nautical clothing
Basic features of each section within the interface.
Typing with my new typeface
The typeface I have designed for the PRISM. Largely based on Trikax with minor adjustments. Made using only two geometric shapes.
Anatomy of a Landing Page. Seen on Design is Blank.
This may be useful when Im designing my interface
