31 March 2020
Today’s session was about overall discussion about our inquiry questions.
Ma’am reviewed my inquiry questions and gave me some feedbacks and I have transformed the questions accordingly.
Ma’am had liked the way that I had approached to my element ‘Typography” through historical context and development. And the way I had reconnected it to the presnt digital world.
What to do next?
Lettering as a part of element typography.
I have tried to use some of the design contexts into consideration and come up with multi context lettering.
Here are my inquiry questions based on typography.
1) How did typography evolve and what is its history
2) what is the economic factor affecting the widespread of lettering?
3) Typography involves which different criterias of design contexts?
4) Is hand lettering/typography yet a popular design aspect or is it overpowered by digital world?
5) can any of other design element replace typography?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/120P1I_YejPGOk8gxJrRpn7ND8Jo5zOUQ/view?usp=drivesdk
So these are the 5 inquiry questions that I have come up with. Out of many questions I had, it was quite difficult to sort and jot down to 5 questions.
Critical reflections.
It was a generic approach to my element and initially I was lost. But then I started thinking about the design context and then tried listing down the questions.
During the process of arriving at the final inquiry questions, I had to go through lots of articles and web research papers. This kind of made me more active and aware about the latest design trends in typography.
Typography plays a major role in deciding a Good design or a bad design.
Also the best part of online lecture through zoom app is that even if you wake up 5 minutes before the lecture, you just have to freshen up and sit for the lecture without missing any part of the classroom discussion. Which is kind of very helpful in my case!
Thank you ma’am. Your feedbacks are really helping me grow.
Glorious messđź’• 