I found this video on you tube about type in motion. I really like the way that the letters move around the screen and their fast movements tell a story more than the words do which is a good thing.
Wednesday 30 March 2011
Video examples
I found this video which has a variety of different motion graphics in it not only using text but also objects and shape.
Bibliography
Type gun - http://www.webdesignmash.com/trial/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/why-i-love-typography-20.jpg
Grime daily logo- http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs013.snc1/4204_78733307959_76080457959_1865571_1362256_n.jpg
Oded Ezer picture - http://www.socialdesigners.org/2007/conference/odedezer/odedezer00.jpg
Oded 4 - http://www.fubiz.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/eded02.jpg 
Moving type cover -http://images.swap.com/images/books/96/2880463696.jpg
Moving type cover 2-
http://www.thamesandhudson.com/media/images/9780500512432_15670.jpg
Moving type 3 –
http://typeinmotion.com/Type%20in%20Motion.jpg
Moving type cover 2-
http://www.thamesandhudson.com/media/images/9780500512432_15670.jpg
Moving type 3 –
http://typeinmotion.com/Type%20in%20Motion.jpg
other sources
Integrating Typography and Motion in Visual Communication
In this article they talked about the way that typography has changed over the years because of the changes in and advances in technology.
http://www.units.muohio.edu/codeconference/papers/papers/Soo%20Hostetler-2006%20iDMAa%20Full%20Paper.pdf
The Kinetic Typography Engine: An Extensible System for Animating Expressive Text
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/kt/dist/files/Kinetic_Typography.pdf
In this article they talked about the way that typography has changed over the years because of the changes in and advances in technology.
Hostetler, Soo C., Integrating Typography and Motion in Visual Communication, paper presented at the 2006 iDMAa and IMS conference.
(visited 26th March 2011)
http://www.units.muohio.edu/codeconference/papers/papers/Soo%20Hostetler-2006%20iDMAa%20Full%20Paper.pdf
The Kinetic Typography Engine: An Extensible System for Animating Expressive Text
Lee, Johny C., Forlizzi, Jodi, and Hudson, Scott E., The Kinetic Typography Engine: An Extensible System for Animating Expressive Text, 15th annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, 2002
(visited 26th March 2011)
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/kt/dist/files/Kinetic_Typography.pdf
Yin Yn Wong
My lecturer helped me find some more stuff from artists and i came across and article on Yin Yin Wong.
The article was very helpful as he talks about we talk to one and other and the different tones and expressions we use. 'We may choose to emphasize a point by raising the pitch of our voice or stretch out the enunciation of a word.' he then goes on to talk about how the treatment of typography can help to express a persons voice. Another intresting thing that i read in the article was about social networks and email. because they are set to a specific font size and colour that the users cant change people have come up with ways of showing expressions and emotions in clever ways. prolonging words is one way for example if i wanted to say 'i had a very long day today' it just seems normal with no real emotion where as if i said 'I had a VERY loooooooonnngggggg dat today' it has a different affect and to the way that you read it.
Y.Wong- Visible Language Workshop, Media Laboratory
http://www.sigchi.org/chi96/proceedings/videos/Wong/yyw_txt.htm
The article was very helpful as he talks about we talk to one and other and the different tones and expressions we use. 'We may choose to emphasize a point by raising the pitch of our voice or stretch out the enunciation of a word.' he then goes on to talk about how the treatment of typography can help to express a persons voice. Another intresting thing that i read in the article was about social networks and email. because they are set to a specific font size and colour that the users cant change people have come up with ways of showing expressions and emotions in clever ways. prolonging words is one way for example if i wanted to say 'i had a very long day today' it just seems normal with no real emotion where as if i said 'I had a VERY loooooooonnngggggg dat today' it has a different affect and to the way that you read it.
Y.Wong- Visible Language Workshop, Media Laboratory
http://www.sigchi.org/chi96/proceedings/videos/Wong/yyw_txt.htm
Typography
I also had a look at Typography. Typography is the way that text is arranged on a page. The reason why I looked at typography is because animated can be looked at as a type of typography because of the ways that the artists manipulate text is also evident in some typography artist’s work.
Here are some examples of Typography work:
I like this art work of a popular star wars character. if you look carefully you can see where all the letters are and how they join to make his body.
This is a complex one. All of the letters are jumbled together to create the shape of a gun. I like the way the trigger has been created with the letter 'r' and also the floating letters that say 'Bang'.
This womens face has been made with different sized letters. I especially like her hair which as been made with bold lettering of different shapes. The little attention to details like her earring is also a good touch.
I wanted to see some artists of Typography and i found an artist by the name of 'Oded Ezer'
Oded Ezer is an Israeli typographic artist, logo and type designer and also a lecturer. He graduated at the Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, Jerusalem, with a Bachelor degree in Visual Communication Design (1998). Ezer founded his own independent studio "Oded Ezer Typography" in Givatayim, Israel in 2000. In 2002 he co-founded the first cooperative of Israeli font designers, called "Ha'Gilda" (The Guild). He teaches typography and graphic design in several academies in and outside Israel. His posters and graphic works have been showcased and published worldwide he also runs experimental typo/art projects, where he explores non-conventional solutions in Hebrew typography. He is also a lecturer and a typographic experimentalist. His studio is located in Israel.
“Ezer's work is emotional and powerful... his typographies are as exceptional in this field as they are outstanding, to say the least” said Die Gestalten Verlag
“Ezer's work is emotional and powerful... his typographies are as exceptional in this field as they are outstanding, to say the least” said Die Gestalten Verlag
Below are some examples of his work:
The above photograph is of a 3D ‘I love NY’ logo. Oded wanted the image to be monumental, mysterious and intensive. All the letters have been bent into different shapes until the are almost unrecognizable the red heart in the center stands out among the black.
This typography by Oded as been done with what looks like a silly spray can. At a first glance you it just looks like random mess but if you look carefully you can make out some letters although I cannot quite make out what it says this brings mystery into his art work.
This piece by Oded is in another language but still very effective. Using nails and string he has made this typography. The nails that are not part of the work look as if they are court in a spiders web. This is an outstanding piece of work.
The four images above are of Oded himself. He has manipulated the photographs of himself so it looks as if he has letters imbedded in his skin and is pulling them out. Oded style is very different to others.
I also had a try myself at some simple Typography:
Above is a try I had at typography. I used a Z and a placed a zipper on top of it. The reason I chose to use a zipper is because they relate zipper starts with Z. As my first try it is okay but I would of liked to make it look better. I could have possibly mad the sides where the zip has been open to sag like a coat would when the zip is open.
Above is quite a simple typography that I created. I created the letter T using a series of T’s. To make the piece more interesting I change the colour of two lines within the T using blue and red.
Above is a stop sign that I created using different letters. It took a long type to get it perfect but I am very happy with the end result. This is a more complicated than the T that I had created previously.
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