Thursday 24 January 2013

Eddie Murphy : White Font;


As I have previously noted, I was to make a mock up design of the fonts using a new font in which I have chosen the white personally from first preview of the above it is so much better as the juxtaposition between the black and the white enhances the clarity of the font making it far more easy and distinguishable. 


To create this font, I basically made it on the same programmer of Photoshop but, it was far more easier to make in the sense that the fonts was uploaded to existing fonts on the Macintosh computers under the text making it easier to find; also meaning that the fonts were less likely to be pixilated colour as in generalization some of the screen shots made are rather pixelated in which makes it have far more clarity. 

I then followed the same cyclic process of making the back colour of the file black for the reason that the existing fonts are rather dark and black has been used in all the frames that Louise has Key-lighted. The success of this font is that it has this connotation of purity and a new soul which can be seen as a foreshadow of our narrative which is about a grannie dyeing passing in heritage the role of a spy to her grandson. The purity element is rather fitting, as he is new to the occupation thus being prone to make mistakes occasionally.

I know plan to apply this font to Final cut pro straight away as I have learnt today that hen the fonts are preloaded they can be worked upon straight away in the programmer of final cut pro by accessing on a tab and clicking text.  This will be so much better for my group as Daisy can do the transitions far easier by basically opening the document clicking the font and working on the transitions. 

If a certain background has to behind the fonts then obviously we will have to import from Photoshop as an enhancer of clarity. But, as Jack has assured me this would be quicker and less time consuming as, we are working straight away onto the document thus meaning that it can be worked on straight away and less complications with placement will occur.

No comments:

Post a Comment