Sydney Stone- Unit 3 and 21 preparation

fonts Font - One particular weight or style of a larger type face Typeface - categories comprised of different fonts, (EG- Serif is a typeface, times new roman is a font part of serif.) Type Faces-  Serif - identifiable by small lines added to letters. Easy to read in print. fonts including Times new Roman, Georgia, and Book Antiqua. Sans Serif - dont have serifs, easy to read on websites. Fonts include, arial, Verdana and helvetica.  Script - mimics human hand writing, including comic sans, Kristen and lucida.  Modern - varies between thin and thick bold lettering, including rockwell, impact and agency. Monospaced - larger spacing between letters resembling and typewriter. includes, courier, consoles and Monaco. Analysing fonts-  Something you'd see on a country music magazines, thick bold lines could relate more to the modern type face, making the font appear more masculine, but the curls and hand written style makes it appear more femin

Thumbnails and edits. For the two photos I made the foreground a lot darker than the background so that Noya stood out even more in her red coat against the green grass. I made the image cool toned as the main colour in the photo is blue from the sky so I made it more pronounced so the picture was more consistent despite the array of colours. For this one I cropped so it looked like a panoramic shot, which makes the lines of the seats stand out and reach the subjects more clearly. I also made the foreground darker, but more saturated. For this picture I made it high contrast and black and white. The focus is on her legs, but to make her body stand out more, I focused all the colour on to her jacket by isolating it with the magic wand, and then adding a red overlay layer on top. I brightened the photo up and made the blacks and white more prominent against the primarily green background. I then cropped it into a square image to frame the subject b