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1. Rough texture. �Reminiscent of memories.

2. Irregular ink/ lines. Matching the sense of unease conveyed by the lyrics.

2. Typewriter, manual sense. In line with time period song was written.

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Please add your presentations to the following slides

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Calor by Concha Velasco

Jochi Yu

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Concha Velasco 1939 - 2023

was a Spanish actress, singer, dancer, television presenter, and theatrical producer. She received numerous accolades throughout her career in film, theater, and television spanning over six decades. She starred in Tormento (1974) and Pim, pam, pum... ¡fuego! (1975), which gave her a better reputation. One of her biggest successes was Teresa de Jesús (1984) in which she played Santa Teresa de Ávila.

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Why did I choose this song?

I encountered the song when I was watching Killing Eve, season 3, episode 1. It was a scene where Villanelle was walking down a farmers market in Spain, on her way to her target(to kill). I immediately was attracted by the singing. Even though I didn’t understand the lyrics at all but the vibe of sultriness and desperation was delivered successfully. It is a song that describes how hot and irritable a summer day is and the person in the song desperately wants to take off all the clothes and swim the ocean with their lover.

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3 Themes

  • Sultry
  • Vibrant/Strong Colors/Flamboyant
  • Summer

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Visualization/Inspiration

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Typeface – The Gasone

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Type Specimen

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3 Unique Features

Straight stokes only, geometric yet playful because of different stroke widths.�

Strong, heavy serifs. The serifs are much heavier than the character/glyph itself.

The “R” looks like it’s a combination of “O”and “H”. The serifs and the feet of “R” makes it look like a person in boots.

Overall, the font is playful, funky, and has a strong structure which I think would fit the song.

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Video Sample

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DSD-3741-A

Intermediate Type I

Nicole Kim

"Ocean Eyes" �by Billie Eilish

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Artist

Nicole Kim

Billie Eilish

Intermediate Type I

Billie Eilish is a Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter known for her whispery vocals, dark yet ethereal sound, and introspective themes.

She rose to fame with "Ocean Eyes," released in 2015 when she was 14.

Her songs often have themes of vulnerability, love, and melancholy.

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Why I like “Ocean Eyes”

Nicole Kim

Ocean

Eyes

Intermediate Type I

I like this song the most among her tracks because her delicate and soft vocals, along with the lyrics, remind me of love and longing. When I listen to this song, the perfect blend of her vocals and the ambient production makes me feel as if I’m submerged in emotions, like being underwater.

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Three themes

Nicole Kim

Underwater

longing and love

Isolation and Fragility

Intermediate Type I

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Mood Board

Intermediate Type I

To visualize the themes, I will create the effect of the text being submerged in water, mimicking the movement of water and waves.

Nicole Kim

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Typeface

Nicole Kim

Dryhten

by Iordanis Passas

Intermediate Type I

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Type Specimen

Nicole Kim

Intermediate Type I

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Three unique features of the typeface

Nicole Kim

Intermediate Type I

The lowercase serifs/ascenders have circles, resembling water droplets.

The uppercase crossbars are diamonds, creating a mysterious feel.

The type has space between shoulders and strokes, making it simple yet unique.

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Video

Nicole Kim

Intermediate Type I

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Sway Choi

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Dawn chorus — Thom Yorke

Type Animation

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Thom Yorke

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Thom Yorke is an English singer, songwriter, and the lead vocalist of the band Radiohead. He is known for his distinctive voice and experimental approach to music, blending genres like electronic, rock, and classical. His introspective lyrics and unique vocal style have inspired many, and he often addresses social and environmental issues in his work. In addition to his work with Radiohead, he has a successful solo career, releasing critically acclaimed albums like The Eraser. Yorke is also part of the experimental band Atoms for Peace, continuing his exploration of innovative soundscapes.

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Why I love this song

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Since I’ve been doing graphic design, I’ve been staying up late a lot, and I find myself facing the early hours more often. You know how the early morning hours can make you feel kinda melancholic, right? That late-night vibe? Well, when I listen to this song during those hours, it sends chills through my body and deepens the mood of the night even more. The repeating synth sounds like a signal amplifying loneliness, and Thom Yorke’s aged voice is just beautiful. Even the birds chirping at the end of the song is perfect.

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Theme

Regret

Isolation

Hope

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uViueiV8fME

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Peiru Wu

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Music

Bohemian Rhapsody is a song by the English rock band Queen, the first track on the group's fourth studio album, A Night at the Opera (1975). Written by lead singer Freddie Mercury, the song is a six-minute suite, notable for its lack of a chorus, and consists of several parts: an introduction, a ballad section, an operatic passage, a hard rock section, and a reflective coda. It was one of the few avant-garde rock songs of the 1970s to be accepted by mainstream audiences.

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Singer

Queen are a British rock band formed in London in 1970 by Freddie Mercury (lead vocals, piano), Brian May (guitar, vocals), and Roger Taylor (drums, vocals), later joined by John Deacon (bass). Their earliest works were influenced by progressive rock, hard rock and heavy metal, but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works by incorporating further styles, such as arena rock and pop rock.

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Why you like this song

When I was in high school my friends and I loved this song, my busy school schedule was stressing me out and it was this song that kept me company letting me relieve my stress, there are a lot of good memories for me that go along with this song.

Three themes that are present

Musical Structure and Innovation

Lyrical Interpretation and Themes

Cultural Impact and Legacy

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Typeface

Arial Black is part of the extremely versatile Arial typeface family which can be used with equal success for text setting in reports, presentations, magazines etc, and for display use in newspapers, advertising and promotions. Only the regular weights ships with Windows and supports the larger characters set. The Italic weight has ships with Office applications.

Reason

I think it's a very dated song, and the font is very much in keeping with the feeling of having a period in my mind

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Sophia su

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Song Choice:

One Last Time - Ariana Grande

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Ariana Grande

Ariana Grande (born June 26, 1993, Boca Raton, Florida, U.S.)

She is an American singer and songwriter known for her unique blend of pop, R&B, and dance music. Her music is characterized by her impressive four-octave vocal range and signature use of the whistle register.

Grande's musical style has evolved over the years, from her early teen-oriented releases to her more mature and personal later work

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Reason of choice

  1. The first time I heard this song, I was attracted by the rhythm of it. I like how she mix pop music with a sense of melancholy.
  2. I like the lyrics “I need to be the one who takes you home.”

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Three themes

  • Hope
  • Power
  • Guilt

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Typeface

Bellefair

The noticeably higher ascender is characteristic of Bellefair which adds a touch of dynamic lightness in combination with the reduced stroke width of the letters and the very light serifs.

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