What is a Line.

These are a very different style to what you would expect animals drawn to look like, the way in which they have been created has a unique style to which you would want it to look. 

What is a Line.

These are some examples of work which are really different and stand out from the crowd, they are made with the style of a weaved effect with the actual line quality. The different animals show how an idea which is as simple as that can be changed and edited to make it look like what i need it to, However i can understand how they are created. 

Type and Grid Examples.

This book looks like an interesting read, im going to have a look about and see if i can buy it anywhere. I really want to be able to get this book and i think that it would give a lot of interesting ways of looking at things and seeing how they can be described differently by different designers... This is just one of many designs that are out there that can influence the way that i want to work. 

These are examples which are linked to the work which we created in our visual language session, these are from the channel 4 indent adverts.

This is the work from a designer called Felice Varini, the way that the perspective works is that it only makes sense from the one angle, any other it just shows a mixture of shapes and forms but overall this artist has a lot of skill and patience as trying to do this on a small scale with just cardboard was a really hard challenge where on a large scale would require much more skill.

 

This artwork i couldn't find the artists name for but the way that the perspective in the railway station works is rather well, the angels from which this has been taken at means that's where you need to be for it to make any sense, the work when i found it on the internet was only called "perspective work in subway"

Images of Sequence

Waterdrops.

Cookies.

snowboarding.

I created these on InDesign, and this is a sequence of how the letter "x" dropping the text by 10pt each time till it eventually vanished.

This is a sequence from the "Fibonacci Number Sequence" these are a long list of numbers which start with 0 and 1, and each of these add together to create the next number of the sum to the previous two. This is a rather complex topic to discuss so heres the link incase you wish to read up 
more on it. 


http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibnat.html#golden