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MOPA


This work, ended up looking super different than what it actually started as the development of the process of this project that I eventually did for my typography class as a project for the Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA) in San Diego. Essentially, the whole idea of the project was to develop an invitation for the event exhibition of Aaron Siskind.

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First Phase

For this two parts from this project was kind of easy but hard at the same time to think about where to put each section from the page. In a sense, was also difficult to decide on thinking to leave a lot of negative space to make the page look more Professional. 

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Second Phase


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Third Phase


Next, I started feeling more confident when starting to play with parts of the text as I have always like to experiment. In fact, this section is one that I started liking the most. Mainly, because I was not only rotating the text to make it look as comic book but I was also experiment with the size and weights of the font. 

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Final Posters

For the final section, which was the most adventurous one, mainly, because I remember that I cut some and even folded pieces of newspaper. But, then I also started to come out with more ideas for one part of the same section such as adding ink on the newspaper that was rip and making the text go down from those edges with the newspaper was a time for me to experiment more with InDesign which came with a good result.

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