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Published: 2006-01-18 17:54:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 4267; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 334
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this is something really basic i just put together as i went along. based it round an advertisement for a new range being launched by "discipline" (again its fake). mainly concentrated on the typography here
comments and feedback would be appreciated on this one as would be nice to see how people react to it
i think it will be like marmite, u either hate it or love it 
*note: also, i no funk rush uses this colour scheme, i think its cool so used it
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Comments: 64
Very nicely laid out... great use of white space and CMYK colors 
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Helvetica is the king of fonts. I really like this. If helvetica wasn't here, I wouldn't like no way near as much.
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Hey . . I like this. Its very basic but works very well
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thanks, if you do, let me know and i will check it out
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This is great. I need to do more type work. That one thing i'm lacking...
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Really cool, but I see 3 spelling mistakes in a minute 
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this looks alot like a poster by the bahaus. thats spelt wrong lol. very cool layout. x
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yea, should start proof readin my work, bad habbits hehe
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I love the use of the cmyk colours here. What really bothers me though are two things:
1: the uncomfortable space on the edges with the large use of postproduction. Its not a small enough space to be cropped, but its not large enough to flow I feel and it creates some bad tension on the sides.
2: the heavy lines with the stars throws the symetry (sp?) off a little, making the top left sides heavier than the rest of the piece.
Aside from the face that its Helvetica (I loathe this font
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np.
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oh this is great!!!!!!!
i love the way u use typography!
love it
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Awesome typography and I really like those trendy colours.
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thanks 'lemontea, appreciate it
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Love the mirror image of the text, it has some real-life flair to it, rather than just putting a whole typography there.
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thanking you for the kind words D
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really like....really like the treatment of the type setting and also the hiearchy created by the use of 2 completly different typefaces
also like the colours/ lack of!
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haha, i should really brush up on reading my work once its finished lol.
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Looks good. The CMYK scheme works well. You wouldn't happen to remember the name of the font in which "discipline" is written in, would you?
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i believe its called "Baskerville".
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Baskerville is a super-old school angular serif. Like this: [link]
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opps, justchecked and its called "Beckett Regular"
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Rock on! I totally love that font.
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Really cool. It's not often you see a bit of good typography.
One thing:the d in the big dost-drocuction doesn't line up exactly with the line that comes out of it (if you know what I mean). Looks unintentional. Is it?
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I prefer the bottom part, and I'm not sure about putting "both" together: something strange
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yea, i prefer the bottom too, but the top was way too blank to leave it so i decided it needed to be have something there.
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