Background and Premise: Graphic Design students have recently been showing a distinct lack of imagination when placing text into graphic design work. To that end, this assignment will help student learn how to incorporate TYPE into a design in a meaningful way.

Before you get started: You will be given an item which you will be "typographing." The list of available "Things" are:

The Typography Objects: You will be responsible for creating TWO different Typographic respresentations of your object on two different canvases, as outlined below. Each should be on a 8 1/2 inch by 11 inch canvas in Photoshop (you can make your canvas 11 x 8 1/2, if you wish).

1. TYPOGRAPHIC OBJECT ONE: Using the letters in your object only once in a legible way, create a typographic design that illustrates your object in some way. This can be either literal or figurative. You will be using a color palette of only the solid, simple colors of the rainbow to color your letters. Your background can be either black or white.
2. TYPOGRAPHIC OBJECT TWO: Also using your object, you must incorporate the physical image of your object into a typographic design.
3. When you have completed this assignment, save it as a JPEG and turn it into the DROPBOX, call it "lastname_typography_ad.jpg"

Grading: This assignment will be worth a total of 100 points:

• 25 points for proper inclusion of a picture or image of your item.
• 25 points for proper inclusion of a typographic representation of your "Catch Phrase."
• 50 points, based upon Mr. B.'s whims, regarding the overall look and eye appeal of the final product.