Showing posts with label Shakespeare Sonnets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shakespeare Sonnets. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 April 2010

Shakespeare


The background of the poster is a large image of the flower.
Inside the typography is another texture inside the typography.


The faded typography on top of the images makes it look slightly tacky.





The dull background works well with relation with the sonnets.
Shows the deteration of the flowers and weeds. The typography is a lot lighter so it is easier to read but still has this faded effect.



I have moved on too another poem, I have have choosen two lines from the sonnet and used as my close up photographs of dead dried flowers.

Friday, 5 March 2010

Sweet sonnets

The same idea with the sunrise sonnet. Interpreted using the main word sweets and making it today's contemporary.


Too hard to read. Because there is a multiple of colours it makes it more harder to get all the words visible.



The square separates the image and typography readable. The pink/red relates to the sweetness.


This can work as a set with all image with the sonnets with circles.


A bit too girly but feel it relates more to the image of the love of sweets.

Saturday, 27 February 2010

Sunrise sonnet



This makes the sonnet more modern and fresh. Great typography for showing the background image because it's thick and long, can still see the sunrise.



This is also a modern look but haven't really picked up the sunrise, this could be where the typography is placed.



This is a lot more quirky. Which personally I prefer and is very readable. The streakes of colours works really well but not quite showing.



The white box shaped also makes it different and modern. This typography and photograph looks to busy, but can clearly still see the sunrise.





The background image is too light to notice the typography.



This is again the same style but the typography is the most least modern and quirky typography.



This looks a lot better, Great effect and doesn't spoil the photograph but still able to read the sonnet.



Again this also works. I haven't change the shade of the image I just slightly moved it.



I made the typography a shade lighter, But might be to hard to read.



Again done the same made the typography a shade darker this time. But I find really impossible to read because the text is too close together.



I think this quite a boring image the typography is too flat.

Sunrise sonnet

This is the idea I wanted to produce typography over photographs.

I first simply put typography that suited the subject. But I feel that it has lack of consideration.



I think the smaller typography works better as looking at the phtotgraph.
The sun reflections give's a great effect adding that early morning look.



The typography on the top of the sun works better, as the eye looks at the sonnet and then the sun.







Looks flat, I think the typography layout doesn't fit in with the image.

Sonnets

This is one of the Shakespeare Sonnets. Ans I took photo's for this sonnets as a sonnet in Cumbria very aerly in the morning (4.00am).

Flatter the mountain-tops with sovereign eye,
Kissing with golden face the meadows green,
Gilding pale streams with heavenly alchemy;