Type by Rodolfo Rosales

Hierarchy on Grid by Rodolfo Rosales  reflection :  For my first hierarchy on grid I was inspired to make it like symmetrical but also wanted it face opposite of each other.  reflection :  For the second gird I wanted to do the same but made it exactly the same since I only really had a 4x4 gird to work with. reflection :  The third one I made I made each side look the same but at a angle and put it at a side so it can differ from the other girds I have made   reflection :  I wanted the fourth gird to be more different each other so what I did was just make it different in a way since I can't make too much with 4x4   reflection :  For the 5th and finale gird I deiced to make it at random and it has no pattern or nothing is the same so everything in here is at random   

Hierarchy Exercises by Rodolfo Rosales Use bold type element(s) for contrasting weight For my first hierarchy exercises is it was use the bold type element and you will notice this isn't going to be the only time I will use the bold element but for this the main/central idea is the boldness and as you can see I spaced out each sentence and made them all small so the first sentence is more noticeable  Use scaled type element(s) for contrasting scale For my second hierarchy exercise it the task was that I need to use scaled type element and I use the scaled element to contrast on the rest of the other type and i tried to make look like if it gave a vibe of a pyramid but instead looks more like a vase and in my opinion I think it looks better   Use gray-colored type element(s) for contrasting color For the third hierarchy exercise all I need to use the color element and in my opinion I think it was the most easiest one to do and I made it the first line and bold so people no...

  for my first design I did a 4x4 gird and in each box of the gird I put a box of text in each one of them for my first design.    For my second design I had decided to do basically the same thing from my first design and just removed the middle with the same 4x4 gird so it looks like a box using the gird I have.  For my third design my thought of doing while making the gird is that I wanted to make an X using the gird I have made and I was pretty satisfied with my gird at the end.  For my forth one I decided to make a cross since I honestly couldn't think anything so I just went with a cross or dash.  For my final gird I went of the idea that only a few boxes of my gird was there and that only two boxes from each row would be filled with text and that's the patterned I wanted for my fifth and final gird to have this design.      

 What I have learned in type design class last year was that we looked at the differences of five different fonts of Baskerville font , Garamond (old style) , Bodoni (modern) , Slab Serif , and Sans Serif. What I also learnt during my time during InDesign we have learned how to rotate the words of letters on adobe InDesign and we drew the 5 classifications of the 5 fonts I named earlier