Advanced Typography: Final Compilation & Reflection
22/4/25 - 22/7/25 // Week 1 - Week 14
Chuah Shu En // 0368157
Bachelors of Design (Honors) in Creative Media
Chuah Shu En // 0368157
Bachelors of Design (Honors) in Creative Media
Table of Contents
Instructions
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Links to Previous Blogs
Tasks (Final Compilation)
Task 1: Exercises // 21/4/25 - 14/5/25 (Week 1 - Week 4)
Exercise 1- Typographic System
Fig 1.1, Axial system final (23/4/25)
Fig 1.2, Radial system final (23/4/25)
Fig 1.5, Dilatational system final (23/4/25)
Fig 1.7, Modular system final (23/4/25)
Fig 1.8, Transitional system final (23/4/25)
Fig 1.9, Final typographic systems without grid (23/4/25)
Fig 2.0, Final typographic systems with grid (23/4/25)
Exercise 2- Type & Play
Fig 2.1, Image and extraction (3/5/25)
Fig 2.2, Extracted letterforms (3/5/25)
Fig 2.4, Outcome (3/5/25)
Fig 2.5, Final Letterforms (4/5/25)
Fig 2.6, Final Poster (15/5/25)
Task 2: Key Artwork Collateral // 14/5/25 - 11/6/25 (Week 4 - Week 8)
Fig 2.7, Black wordmark on white background (10/6/25)
Fig 2.8, White wordmark on black background (10/6/25)
Fig 2.9, Colour palette (10/6/25)
Fig 3.0, Wordmark in actual colours on the lightest shade of colour palette (10/6/25)
Fig 3.2, Key artwork animation (10/6/25)
Fig 3.3, Task 2A Final PDF (10/6/25)
Fig 3.5, Collateral 2 (10/6/25)
Fig 3.6, Collateral 3 (10/6/25)
Fig 3.7, Layout (10/6/25)
Link to Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/shuuuuuuu05?igsh=MXFraHFqN2ZreXV5Yw==
Fig 3.9, Task 2B Final Compilation PDF (10/6/25)
Task 3: Type Exploration & Application // 10/6/25 - 15/7/25 (Week 8 - Week 13)
Fig 4.0, Metalbaby font (15/7/25)
Reflection
Experience:
Most of the tasks from this module required us to use a lot of grids and
guidelines which felt a bit tedious but overall I learned a lot about what
goes into type formatting and creating fonts. For the final task
especially, it was quite challenging managing my time according to the
weeks and although I failed to do so, it gave me a chance to learn from my
mistakes so that I can improve myself in the next semester.
Observation:
I've observed that typographic design requires more than just relying on
your own "designer instincts" but a knowledge and understanding of what
you're trying to accomplish in each task. For example, in the Type &
Play task, you're required to understand and observe the material and ideate
how to communicate it into a typeface.
Findings:
I've found this module was harder than I initially thought but I got to
learn how to use new software such as Fontforge as well as increasing my
skills with Adobe Illustrator which will be useful in the
future.

































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