Typographic artist- Contemporary Workers

Contemporary workers

Craig ward

 Craig has used different colours that compliment each other. They are in short sentences and go down diagonally. The background is plain and white. Craig has used the same font for each word and has made the text small or larger than the other, so it looks different. I like the fact that the colours aren't overwhelming, or distracting. The colours make you feel warm.

This image has a plain background, which again compliments the colour of the text. The text says "another oil spoil" which goes with the way he's made the text look. The text looks like oil has been knocked over. 

Robert Bringhurst

 This piece shows a young boy standing on text that makes him taller. He is looking up at a spider hanging down, the spider is right by his nose. "what is the worst thing to lose as we get older" this text shows that the boy is still living while he's young. He is discovering new things and where the text pushes him up, it shows that he can be as tall as he likes and still be young. 

This piece is very much like the other one above. Robert uses character in his work. The text that he uses has meaning and the imagery with it, fits perfectly. "u r like a dream for me like a child catches a moon" on top of the text is a young boy, he his reaching for the moon. This imagery just backs up the text. I think it's fantastic.

Christopher Clark

'Every little things not gonna be alright' where Clark has used flowers inside of the text. He shows that there could be hope. He has used a dark background, which makes the bold text stand out. To make up the text Clark has used small shapes that look like leaves to make up the work.