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Browsing by Author "Scaman, Caitlyn"

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    Beautiful: he said she was beautiful
    (2017) Scaman, Caitlyn; Pacher, Constanza
    Each year MacEwan University chooses a work of contemporary Canadian fiction. The Book of the Year is explored through classes, author readings, workshops, and contests. This piece belongs to the Book of the Year Poster Series project where Design Studies students interpreted it through type and image. The exhibited work showed excerpts from Love Enough by Dionne Brand. Course: DESN330 Typography II. Instructor: Constanza Pacher.
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    Beautiful: she had been hanging from that word ever since she was a child
    (2017) Scaman, Caitlyn; Pacher, Constanza
    Each year MacEwan University chooses a work of contemporary Canadian fiction. The Book of the Year is explored through classes, author readings, workshops, and contests. This piece belongs to the Book of the Year Poster Series project where Design Studies students interpreted it through type and image. The exhibited work showed excerpts from Love Enough by Dionne Brand. Course: DESN330 Typography II. Instructor: Constanza Pacher.
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    Beautiful: she had no center except that word
    (2017) Scaman, Caitlyn; Pacher, Constanza
    Each year MacEwan University chooses a work of contemporary Canadian fiction. The Book of the Year is explored through classes, author readings, workshops, and contests. This piece belongs to the Book of the Year Poster Series project where Design Studies students interpreted it through type and image. The exhibited work showed excerpts from Love Enough by Dionne Brand. Course: DESN330 Typography II. Instructor: Constanza Pacher.
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    Redesigning Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
    (2019) Scaman, Caitlyn; Pacher, Constanza
    The process of redesigning "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka. This is a dark, German classic that has been designed countless times before. The main goal of this project was to create something unique that would stand out. Brainstorming, mind mapping, and visual analysis were all used in the creation of this book. The manipulation of text, image, and layout enhance the twisted narrative by adding more depth to the reading experience.