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- Type Sessions with Graham
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- YCN
Hey Alice....
ReplyDelete'POP' is my favourite of your graphics, the varied typefaces make the composition come alive, the speed/timing sell the idea well.
Maybe a use of colour would't be a bad idea, but could also be a little unnecessary...so, i'd have to see a variation. I like it.
Having just watched the Bounce trampoline graphic a few times i think my earlier comment about the typeface is wrong. i thought it needed to be more playful to highlight the animation, but it seems to work really well. What i like about it most is the reaction of the 'c' as the trampoline...really works well.
Although i like the idea of the dissolve graphic, it doesn't really work for me, however...you attempted to animated it yourself instead of using a pre-set which i admire... not taking the easy way out.
Its obvious you have a good grasp of the software.....Oh!...still think you should scale the trampoline graphic up a bit......it just seems to have a small 'voice' at that size.
BC.