Typography. David Carson. Task 2

Typography       David Carson

The colours used by this artist using the typography style are very bold and saturated. The colour is exaggerated to make life seem more intense and exciting.

The main images in this style are predominantly made from text/type or are covered in it. The text can sometimes be hard to read but is used to make a point.

The space in this style normally has a busy spot and an empty spot that allows the eye to rest. There normally isn’t much depth in the images but doesn’t look to flat.

The style was properly influenced by artists wanting to use text/type for more then just writing sentences and started to use text to make images.

The layouts in this style revolve around text/type. Typography dominates most of the image and the main image made from text is normally large.

The composition of the images in this style is normally having bright, bold colours in the background. Text dominates most of the image and sometimes the main image is made from text to. The text can sometimes be hard to read or even unreadable.

The text/type in this style isn’t always readable. The text is sometimes used to create the images and normally stands out from the background.

A technique used in this style is photography and computer generated images.