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  Oct. 17,2025 24/09/2025-27/10/2025 ( week1-week5) Sun QiHang Illustation/Bachelor of Design(Honous) in Creative Media Project 1

  03/11/2025-10 /11/2025 ( week 6-week 7) Sun QiHang/0385392 Typography/Bachelor of Design(Honous) in Creative Media  Task2-Typographic Exploration & Communication (Text Formatting and Expression) LECTURE Week 6: : Letters/Understanding letterforms The instructor showed how to keep good alignment between text columns and how to use special symbols like the pilcrow (¶) to mark paragraphs. We learned that indentation works well with justified text to make the layout neat and avoid uneven edges. The lecture also discussed how to fix problems like widows and orphans by changing where lines break or forcing new line breaks. We practiced highlighting text using italics, bold, different typefaces, and colors. The teacher reminded us to adjust the point size when changing typefaces so that the text looks balanced. We also talked about ty...

 September xx, 2025 22/9/2025-27/10/2025 Sun QiHang 0385392 Typograhy/ Bachelorr of Design(Honous) in Creative Media  Task1:Exercises Lectures Week 1:   Introduction-Development Typo-1 Development: In this lesson, I learned that typography is a very important part of design. It is not only used in graphic design, but also in animation and new media. The lecturer explained that good typography needs strong attention to detail and good composition skills. These skills are very useful for anyone who wants to work in design. The class also helped me understand how typography affects visual communication. It is not only about how words look, but also about how they make people feel and understand information. We learned about the meaning and history of typography, and how it is used in different design areas. The teacher also introduced some important concepts, such as the difference between fonts and typ...

Spetember 21,2025 22/09/2025-xx/x/2025 (Week1-Week5) Sun Qihang (0385392) DigitalPhotography and Imaging Project 1/ Exercises Task 1 Exercise (Week1) yy The first one, about Cubism, creates a strong sense of space. The 3D typography blends perfectly with Picasso’s works, making the viewer feel immersed in the exhibition. The design connects form and content in a clever way. The second one, “Paint your own journey,” uses a minimalist style with a striking contrast between black-and-white and bright yellow. The figure painting light as if shaping the future feels symbolic and poetic. Its simplicity makes the message powerful. The third one, “Maximalism,” embraces chaos through bold colors, hand-drawn lines, and layered visuals over a black-and-white portrait. It reflects the idea of “more is more,” but still keeps balance and harmony. I like how it turns visual overload into creativity. Overall, these posters attract me because they show three very different aesthetics—immersive, minimal...