What I did:
Worked on type samples: 3 hours
Worked on resume: 3 hours
Got anxious about the unknown future: infinite time
What I accomplished, encountered, discovered:
I didn't get nearly as much done this week as I was planning. I found myself overwhelmed with the amount of design decisions i was facing and ended up distracting myself with work from other classes and my worries for the future. Graduation seems pretty bleak and dark considering I don't know what will happen afterwards. I am absolutely a planner, type A person who needs to know the plan; the lack of plan freaks me out.
I did discover a new way to format some of my spreads. I'm not sure how successful it is, its not very resolved yet but I think it is working for both a complicated hierarchy and a simple one.
This is getting away from the checklist idea I was going for before but I think it organizes the space better. I need to come up with a way to signify things that are optional or "need one or more of the following" as opposed to required items. I also want to attempt a redesign of the I-130 form. That won't be for a little while though.
I have A LOT to do for Tuesday's crit. I always work better on the weekends when I can come in to the studio without distraction.
I also have sketches for the "what am I eligible for" diagram from my last post but I forgot to take pictures when I was in the studio this morning.
I tend to get overwhelmed with the amount of things on my plate and don't know where to start, which only makes my obsessive compulsive side more aggravated. I will get myself together this weekend.
Whats next:
Friday/Saturday: Print portfolio. Finish resume, business card, and leave behind. Print. Assemble.
Sunday: Studio. Work full throttle on IP all day.
Rest of the week, keep working and FINISH something.
Thursday: Career Fair.
1 comments:
Claire,
It's good to see you trying more things typographically, although I confess I have a hard time telling online exactly what is going on.
Looking forward to seeing it in person tomorrow.
Please be sure to bring a range of iterations, including the ones you were working on previously.
My guess is that your sans serif instinct was a good one. And I would encourage you not to lose the "checklist" sense. Just make sure you don't default to its most obvious visual form...
More tomorrow,
Hannah
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