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Advance Typography Project/
Exhibition Catalog
In this project, you will have the opportunity to explore the world of editorial typography and the grid system, two fundamental concepts that form the foundation of typography design. Through this project, you will develop your design skills and gain an understanding of the role typography plays in editorial design. The project prompt is to design an exhibition catalog, and you have complete creative control over the content of the exhibition. However, it should be the result of thorough research, curation, and an in-depth understanding of typography principles. Your exhibition catalog will include a range of elements, including images, titles, body copy, quotes, images, captions, and more. You will get to experiment with various typefaces, sizes, colors, and layouts to create a cohesive and visually compelling design. One of the primary tools you will be using for this project is Adobe InDesign, a powerful layout and design software that allows you to create and edit professional-grade publications. You will learn how to use InDesign to implement the fundamental principles of typography, such as hierarchy, contrast, and alignment, to create a layout that effectively communicates your exhibition content.
Exhibition Catalog
In this project, you will have the opportunity to explore the world of editorial typography and the grid system, two fundamental concepts that form the foundation of typography design. Through this project, you will develop your design skills and gain an understanding of the role typography plays in editorial design. The project prompt is to design an exhibition catalog, and you have complete creative control over the content of the exhibition. However, it should be the result of thorough research, curation, and an in-depth understanding of typography principles. Your exhibition catalog will include a range of elements, including images, titles, body copy, quotes, images, captions, and more. You will get to experiment with various typefaces, sizes, colors, and layouts to create a cohesive and visually compelling design. One of the primary tools you will be using for this project is Adobe InDesign, a powerful layout and design software that allows you to create and edit professional-grade publications. You will learn how to use InDesign to implement the fundamental principles of typography, such as hierarchy, contrast, and alignment, to create a layout that effectively communicates your exhibition content.
Student projects
Student presentations
