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C18 Digital Imaging & Computer Art
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
C18 Digital Imaging & Computer Art
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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I like how for confusion you rearranged the letters in the word in different ways and the words pile up into a sea of confusion. If anything, I might include a single confusion spelled correctly (most likely the red one to stand out among the other words).
I like how for buoyancy how you have the groups of buoyancy underwater with a clear direction of travel which is up. One thing that kinda bugs me about this is that you spelled buoyancy “buoyanyc” for all of the words above water
I really like your buoyancy design. It looks like a bunch of air bubbles or something riding up and popping on the surface
really interesting idea for the word confusion. Now i feel like i don’t know how to spell anymore
“nwo m’i eyvr siofuconced”
The confusion piece is the one that sticks out the most stylistically. The transition from warm to cool colors is pretty effective, as if it was cooling down while dripping off into a literal “sea” of confusion.
Compression taking the inflated shape was also a nice touch, as was the gradient.
Buoyancy also is very aesthetically pleasing, especially the monochromatic choice of colors. I like the buoy-like shape of the words, though with the dispersing near the top they appear to be bubbles.