Keren Elizabeth

Wordy Wall Art: 4 Principles of Typographic Poster Design

Hi Annapoorna! Congratulations on completing the project and thankyou for sharing it! I really like this poster. I think you've done a great job giving each word a good amount of white space, and also using contrasting typefaces. One thing I'd be mindful of is that the leading between words is consistent, and with the phrase, I'd bring in the space between words and play a little with the size of the lines, just so it doesn't leave large shapes of empty space that draw the eye and can be distracting. Helpful tip - squint at your poster from a distance, or turn it upside down, and you'll be able to see the empty spaces better. I see how you've used letter kerning to help adjust the fit of the words, just make sure that the kerning is consistent ie letters aren't overlapping and spaces are similar with each word - for instance comparing 'successful' with the words below it. Also watch typos (radiant) and make sure to use rulers for alignment.Once again, fantastic job! I hope you enjoyed the class and process :)

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