Hey you! how are you? I hope you're okay!
Could you please make a combo of like reneé rapp profile picture and Machine Gun Kelly header for me? i wanted to use it on discord but i'm struggling to find pictures of them both which match. (they're my favorite people!)
thanks!! i'll be waiting <3
Hi! I don't make packs, sorry. Only icons, headers and lockscreens.
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These two pages out of a cocktail book represent rhythm because both pages repeat the pattern of fonts used, with the more cursive font as the header, the smaller text for the description, and the bolded text for the ingredients and steps. Also, the picture in the middle acts as the separation between the two cocktails. Like in the Bauhaus video, the pages have a sense of harmony together and are appealing to the eye.
This example of typographic hierarchy was found on one of the first inside pages of the book I am reading. It uses typographic hierarchy to establish the most relevant information to the reader, such as the title and then author, in big text, and then the less important information in smaller text, such as the publisher.
This letter “h” has an ascender because there is a portion of it that goes above the mean line.
This lowercase “y” has a descender because a section of it goes below the baseline.
This uppercase letter “R” has a counter because there is an enclosed space within in.
This capital “H” has a crossbar because there is a horizontal stroke that goes through the center of it.
The text running through the center of this book cover has a large x-height. You can tell this because the ascenders are very short, barely reaching above the tops of the other letters.
The white text on this book cover is a good example of small x-height because we can see that the ascenders rise above the other portion of the letters by a large amount.
Based on my understanding of “modernist” from the Helvetica film, I would consider this Machine Gun Kelly poster to be modernist. To my understanding, modernist graphic design is somewhat abstract, uses bold fonts, and consists of many aspects for the eye to land on.
The text on the cover if this card game not only communicates the name of the game, but also a bit of information about the game itself. As you can see, the font is supposed to replicate the font of a text message on an iPhone, so without even reading anything else you can tell that the game has something to do with text messages.
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