This is a book trailer made with kinetic typography.
work
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2010An exploration of type and light turned into an inquity of how light interacts with matter. There are many debates online whether light can be matter and the arguments from both sides on physics formums became the center of attention in this booklet. The work aims to bring a sense of inquiry into facts that might seem obvious by mixing in quotes by scientists attesting to the problems with unanswered questions in science discourse.
yuriyr.com/lumotype
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2010This is a multimedia campaign created in order to help educate cyclists about road rules. While being informative at the core, the work aims to be open ended at the beginning and inpire curiosity from both cyclists and drivers.
Core Studio, Don Williams, 2010
roadharmony.com
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2009This is a photo book created in class about nightlife in Vancouver. The images lead the reader through a night out, representing both the good and the bad. The work points to the excessive alcohol consumption in our live event culture.
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2009Experimental magazine that emphasizes the current feelings or symptoms felt by victims of drought in a mock guide to water shortages.
A critical manual on the issues of water shortage. The magazine describes the symptoms that people feel all over the world today who are suffering lack of water resources.
Typography Assignment at Willem De Kooning Academie, Netherlands, 2009
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2009This is an assignment completed while studying at Willem De Kooning Academie in the Netherlands. Using the original script from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) by Stanley Kubric I created a reflective way to experience the original content of the film in book form by superimposing images of news events that occurred in 2001.
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2009This is a series of posters created at the Willem de Kooning Academy for the film Rip: A Remix Manifesto. The film advocates a change in copyright law so more people can creatively manipulate media and share their creations.
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2009This is a series of portraits I created for my minor in photography at Willem de Kooning Academy.