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Design IV:
Advanced Typography


This course will build on learning objectives and typographic skills. Emphasis will be placed on the complex interplay of visual meaning and form and typographic sensitivity within a historical context.


WEEKLY LETTER
K, Katie Witmer


This is an ongoing generative exercise that should spur your process and making skills while allowing you an opportunity to explore and experiment with the form of the letter. The rigor of creating on a regular basis and sticking to one particular form should yield a robust body of work that could become many things: a book; an ongoing website; cards; etc.


INFORMATION KIOSK

Skylar Penros, Infographic on Gaslighting in Ladies Room Skylar Penros, Infographic on Gaslighting in Ladies Room Emily Williams, Game On, Motivational Graphics at the Gym Emily Williams, Game On, Motivational Graphics at the Gym Emily Williams, Game On, Motivational Graphics at the Gym Emily Williams, Game On, Motivational Graphics at the Gym Hey You, A Mental Health Coloring Exhibit for the Architecture Studios Hey You, A Mental Health Coloring Exhibit for the Architecture Studios


For this project, students pair a location of their choice with a researched concept to engage an audience in a visible and public context. The concept should connect in some way to the space you chose, whether it is a awareness campaign, an historical account of an event, or narrative of the space. Consider how you can activate the space; encourage someone to respond to your information; change someone’s relationship with the space; change someone’s point of view; and/or alter someone’s experience in the environment.



COLLECTIONS BOOK

Stress, Jolie Zinn Stress, Jolie Zinn Stress, Jolie Zinn Stress, Jolie Zinn Stress, Jolie Zinn Stress, Jolie Zinn Katelyn Witmer, National Parks Visited Katelyn Witmer, National Parks Visited Katelyn Witmer, National Parks Visited Katelyn Witmer, National Parks Visited Katelyn Witmer, National Parks Visited


Design an Exhibition Catalogue to accompany a (fictitious) exhibition held at the Design Center at Philadelphia University. The collection on display at this exhibition is of your own concept and curation.