Sophomore Portfolio by Katie Whiteman

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KATI E WH I TEMAN UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS // SOPHOMORE

e t sre tc r es te e t // TYPOGRAPHY & COMPOSITION

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THE SNOW in the mountains was melting and Bunny had been dead for several weeks before we came to understand the gravity of our situation. He’d been dead for ten days before they found him, you know. It was one of the biggest manhunts

in Vermont history - state troopers, the FBI, even an army helicopter; the college closed, the dye factory in Hampden shut down, people coming from New Hampshire, upstate New York, as far away as Boston.

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DONNA

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FIRST PAGE STUDY // THE SECRET HISTORY A study in Type 2, beginning to learn to understand the relationship between type and movement.

// PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATION

ILLUSTRATION // PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS A series of presidential portraits pushing the different styles of charicature, realism, and conceptual. Portraits are done in various mediums in including colored pencil, Photoshop, ink, watercolor, and chalk pastel.

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// TYPOGRAPHY & LETTER FORMS

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6. Lowercase itallics, curved tails

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5. Flaired tail

8. Symmetrical “w”, no bracket on apex

is a humanist slab serif style digital typeface designed in 2001 by Hoefler & Frere-Jones for use in Martha Stewart Living magazine. The face is unique for combining the geometric structure of twentieth century European slab-serifs but imbuing the face with a domestic, less strident tone of voice. The typeface has been used for, among other things, branding for Wells Fargo and is a main font for the San Francisco Chronicle.

Hoefler and Frere - Jones meant for this typeface to be sweet, not saccharine; earnest, not grave. Archer is a typeface that is forthright, credible, and charming. This particular slab serif is a hybrid between antique and geometric. With its two story forms and relatively small x - height it is timidly falls in the antique classification. With its almost perfectly circular “O” and matching non-bracketed serifs, it is also classified as geometric. Archer has many features that set it apart from other typefaces. Its hairlines are graceful gestures. They are painterly uses at large sizes that have low contrast but bold forms. Archer’s numeric are also unique because they fall into the old-style classification due to its lining figures.When type foundry Hoefler & Frere - Jones released its typeface Archer two years ago, it was an instant hit among designers. Multiple corporate giants quickly swept it up for their redesigns. Smaller companies followed suit. Online, Archer became the subject of numerous blogs, with everyone from website designers to scrapbookers granting their approval. No one seemed to have anything bad to say about the slab serif and its elegant and functional, yet subtly quirky forms. Archer was originally commissioned by Martha Stewart Living magazine in 2000. Hoefler & Frere - Jones combined elements of two opposing type styles: the plainness of antique serifs and the modernity of geometrics. Archer uses ball terminals in both the lower and uppercase forms, creating “a font that's friendly without being silly, and attractive without being flashy…well-mannered, easy to work with, and inviting to read,” according to its designers. Archer is the ideal typeface for a magazine that serves all who aspire to a do-it-yourself lifestyle of perfection. Now Archer is everywhere. A simple Google search finds the font being used for a Mexican restaurant, political news blog, church conference catalog, ski resort, file-sharing website, marketing company,charity race poster and digital scrapbook, to name a few of the 234,000 hits. Need more evidence? There's an entire blog documenting Archer's omnipresence. Not all of these implementations are conceptually inappropriate, and most are even aesthetically pleasing. But what is it about Archer that is so alluring? Why now? Archer boomed right when the U.S. economy went bust. With unemployment continuing to soar and businesses declaring bankruptcy, with newspapers and magazines folding and personal savings accounts shrinking, Americans, more than ever, crave trust, comfort, friendliness and other fuzzy feelings. Companies are responding, and Archer may be part of the solution.

The Humanist

Before adopting Archer, Wells Fargo's equivalent typeface was Myriad, a sans serif font known for its precision and readability. Myriad worked fine until culture shifted. Banks needed bailouts and society needed reassurance—Archer to the rescue. Colorful posters with warm images of families and phrases rendered in Archer now adorn each bank. Wells Fargo's brand agency was attracted to Archer's “contemporary personable style” that was both “down-to-earth and confident,” complementing the bank's brand. It wants to be associated with Archer's graceful gestures, secure angles, and playful ball terminals. With similar logic, Newsweek isn't the boring bearer of bad news, it's your friendly next-door neighbor. But not everyone needs a facelift — the aforementioned ski resort certainly isn't struggling with a waning perception of trust like so many American banks. And the typeface isn't exactly free of charge. The smallest package of font weights costs $149, and it takes $399 to buy the whole family. This brings us to “Most Common Reasons for Using

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3. Ampersand, slab serif 3. Ampersand, slab serif

6. Lowercase itallics, curved 6. Lowercase tails itallics, curved tails

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7. Flat serif, no brackets 7. Flat serif, no brackets 5. Flaired tail

5. Flaired tail

9. Ball terminals

8. Symmetrical “w”, no bracket 8. Symmetrical on apex “w”, no bracket on apex

TYPE STUDY // ARCHER A comprehensive study on the Hoefler and Frere - Jones’ typeface, Archer. Explores the specific characteristics within the slab serif along with the inclusion of the history of the font and biographies of the typographers.

// CRITERION COLLECTION PACKAGING

DVD PACKAGING REDESIGN // SLACKER A packaging redesign of the Criterion Collectionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 1991 cult-classic, Slacker. Packaging includes DVD case, DVD, insert, and movie poster. All imagery illustrated by hand.

// PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERIMENTATION

BLAC K & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY // “LONG EXPOSURES” “Long Exposures” is a black and white photo concentration focusing on creativity through long exposures. A combination of pinhole, film, and digital photography, this concentration explores the limits of capturing a moment in time.

// POSTERS FOR KU

ELECTION WATCH PARTY UNITED STATES PRESIDENT

FORMER MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR

MITT

BARACK VS ROMNEY OBAMA TRADITIONS AREA

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH AT 5:00 PM twitter.com/SUAevents

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785-864-SHOW

S T U DENT UNION ACTI V I TI ES // P OSTE RS As a graphic artist for KUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Student Union Activities, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had the opportunity to design for a variety of different events happening around campus.

// SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING

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THE TAKE OUT EXPERIENCE // YELLO SUB A project focusing on sustainable packaging for Yello Sub, a local sandwich restaurant in Lawrence. Branding includes bag, single sandwich carrier (folds out into placemat), stickers, menu, logo, and typeface. All branding had to include some element from the restaurantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s existing logo. order # order # ......................... ......................... MEAT MEAT order # ......................... SEAFOOD SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES SPECIALTIES SUBS SUBS lettuce lettuce

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// SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING

THE TAKE OUT EXPERIENCE // PROTOTYPES A good number of prototypes went into creating the final product for Yello Sub.

// BRANDING THROUGH ILLUSTRATION

BRANDING A FOOD TRUCK // MOOSE STUDY

MOOSE :: KATIE WHITEMAN

Jumpstart in branding for a food truck; an extensive study on a moose; an exploration of different expressive styles. MOOSE :: KATIE WHITEMAN

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// BRANDING APPLICATIONS

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Menu // Look & larn your options before visiting them on the trailheads

BRANDING A FOOD TRUCK // APPLICATIONS Complete branding for the hypothetical food truck company: Mo’s. Deliverables include: Interchangible logo, menu, truck design, iPad/iPhone application, coffee cups (large (boy scout) and small (cub scout)).

// BOOK JACKETS

“In Streetcar Williams found images and rhythms that are still part of the way we think and feel and move...In “In Streetcar Williams found this play as in no other, images and rhythms that are still williams was able to do part of the way we think and feel his particular thing, to and move...In this play as in no take the fragments of his divided self other, williams was able to do his and turn them into the dratis personae particular thing, to take the of an ideal conflict.” fragments of his divided self and

[The low-tone clarinet moans. The door upstairs opens again. Stella slips down the rickety stairs in her robe. Her eyes are glistening with tears and her hair loose about her throat and shoulders. They stare at each other. Then they come together with low, animal moans. He falls to his knees on the steps and presses his face to her belly, curving a little with maternity. Her eyes go blind with tenderness as she

turn them into the dratis personae

catches his head and raises him level with her. He snatches

of an ideal conflict.”

the screen door open and lifts her off her up and bears her

– Jack Kroll, Newsweek (1973)

STELLAAAHHH!

LLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLL “In Streetcar Williams found images and rhythms that are still part of the

way we think and feel and move...In “In Streetcar Williams found this play as in no other, images and rhythms that are still williams was able to do part of the way we think and feel his particular thing, to and move...In this play as in no take the fragments of his divided self other, williams was able to do his and turn them into the dratis personae particular thing, to take the of an ideal conflict.” fragments of his divided self and

turn them into the dratis personae

catches his head and raises him level with her. He snatches

of an ideal conflict.”

the screen door open and lifts her off her up and bears her

STELLL

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STELLAAAHHH!

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Stanley [with heaven-splitting violence]:

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New Orleans and is

tormented by her brut

Kowalski, while her re

crumbles around her, like a paper lantern.

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brother-in-law, Stanle

– Jack Kroll, Newsweek (1973)

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s tre e tc a r n a me d d e s ire

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into the dark flat.]

– Jack Kroll, Newsweek (1973)

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“IT WAS THE FIRST IN EARLY MAY.” D A R K

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New Orleans and is

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tormented by her brutish brother-in-law, Stanley

into the dark flat.]

Kowalski, while her reality

– Jack Kroll, Newsweek (1973)

crumbles around her, just like a paper lantern. t e n n e s s e e w illia m s S T R E E T C A R

N A M E D

D E S I R E

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“In S t r e e t c a r Willia ms f ound ima g e s a nd r hy t hms

t ha t a r e s t ill pa r t of t he w a y w e t hink

“In S treetca r Willia m s found im a g es a nd rhy thm s

tha t a re still pa rt of the w a y w e think an d feel a nd m ov e...In this pla y a s in no ot h er, w illia m s w a s a ble to do his pa rticu la r thing , to ta ke the fra g m ents of his div ided self a nd turn them into the dra tis persona e of a n idea l conflict.” Thomas Lanier "Tennes s ee" Williams III was an A mer ican writer who worked pr incipally as a play wr ight in t he American theat er. He als o wrote short s t or ies , novels , poetry, essay s , s cr eenplays

– Ja ck Kroll, New sw eek

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a nd f e e l a nd mov e ...In t his pla y a s in no ot he r, w illia ms w a s a ble t o do his pa r t ic ula r t hing , t o t a ke t he f r a g me nt s of his div ide d s e lf a nd t ur n t he m int o t he dr a t is pe r s ona e of a n ide a l c onf lic t .” Thoma s L a nie r "Te nne s s e e " Willia ms III w a s a n Ame r ic a n w r it e r w ho w or ke d pr inc ipa lly a s a pla y w r ig ht in t he Ame r ic a n t he a t e r. H e a ls o w r ot e s hor t s t or ie s , nov e ls , poe t r y, e s s a y s , s c r e e npla y s a nd a v olume of me moir s .

Di sturbe d Bl anc he DuBoi s move s i n wi th he r si ste r i n Ne w Orl e ans and i s torme nte d – J a c k K r oll, N e w s w e e k

by he r bruti sh brothe r-i n-l aw,

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Disturbed Blanche DuBois m oves in with her sister in New Orleans and is torm ented by her brutish brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski, while her reality crum bles around her, just like a paper lantern.

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Stanl e y Kowal ski , whi l e he r

t. williams

re al i ty c rumbl e s around he r, j ust l i ke a pape r l ante rn.

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“IT WAS THE FIRST DARK of an evening E A R LY I N M AY . ”

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DESIGNING BOOK COVERS // STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Three seperate book jackets for Tennessee Williams’ Streetcar Named Desire. Project requirements required one type-based design, one image-based design and one non-computer design.

// BOOK JACKETS

streetcar named desire

“I can’t stand a

Thomas Lanier “Tennessee” Williams III was an American writer who worked principally as a playwright in the American theater. He also wrote short stories, novels, poetry, essays, screenplays and

any more than I can

Disturbed Blanche DuBois moves in with her sister in New Orleans and is tormented by her brutish brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski, while her reality crumbles around her, just like a paper lantern.

a rude remark

a volume of memoirs.

tennessee williams t. williams

tennessee williams

or a vulgar action.”

It is the first dark of an evening early in May. The sky that shows around the dim white building is a

Thomas Lanier “Tennessee” Williams III was an American writer who worked principally as a playwright in the American theater. He also wrote short stories, novels, poetry, essays, screenplays and a volume of memoirs.

any more than I can

peculiarly tender blue, almost a

streetcar named desire

“I can’t stand a

turquoise, which invests the scene with a kind of lyricism and

Disturbed Blanche DuBois moves in with her sister in New Orleans and is tormented by her brutish brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski, while her reality crumbles around her, just like a paper lantern.

tennessee williams t. williams

3 Chapter 1

a rude remark

tennessee williams

or a vulgar action.”

gracefully attenuates the atmosphere

of decay.

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