Typography For Ducky Jess, Photographer
6:23:00 PM
I’ve got a few enquiry emails asking about my process developing a typography assignment…so i thought I’d blog about it.
When I first got the email from Jess, I was beyond ecstatic.
She had approached me to develop some lettering for her new business venture as a photographer. I first did my research on her business and was very impressed with her work. She had a soft and dynamic style as a photographer that I thought we would be a great fit for a project together. I put together a draft brief for myself and sent it to her.
I replied her with a list of questions to get to know more about her as a business, her needs and her aspiration for the project together to get a feel of what she needed out of the work I was about to do for her. She came back promptly to me, succinctly list out her requirements of this job. I was rather excited and impressed with how she knew what she want.
When the brief was set, I got started to work.
I had a playlist of songs that I worked with:
- Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud
- Sam Smith - Lay me Down
- Ed Sheeran - I see Fire
- Monster and Men - Dirty Paws
- Kite String Tangle - Arcadia
- Japanese Wallpaper - Forces
- Sufjan Stevens - Should've known Better
- ALT-J - Breezeblocks
I feel like setting a playlist before every job makes a difference on the outcome of the product as it sets the mood and the style of the written words.
In the end, I would say that this is quite a successful project and hope that Jess is happy with the pieces I’ve done for her. I think that she’s an amazing client and if you want to check her out and use her services, its at Ducky Jessica
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