Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2015

Computer History Museum & Google's self driving car

Google's self driving car at Computer History Museum
At the Computer History Museum in Mountain View they had one of Google's self driving cars on display. You could sit in it and they told you a little about what the car could do and how it worked.

I mostly enjoyed looking at the old posters and advertisements, a lot of the graphic design I really liked, you could really see how they used the grid. I wish I could have gotten better pictures of the posters, but the lim was so dim and the spotlights added a lot of glare. These are just two photos to give you an idea of what I was looking at.


Wednesday, May 6, 2015

New York Times redesign



My redesign for the New York Times focuses around the lifestyle of New Yorkers who are always on the go in the morning. The newspaper is designed to allow the reader to read the full articles on the go. Newspapers are so large that people fold them in half in order to take them around. in this design the title, article and photo are all on one half, so nothing gets cut off when it is folded in half and it can be easily read on your morning commute on the subway.