Shapes of letters
Steve Garner uses a newspaper to show how you can observe shapes of letters.
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How do you create depth and tone on paper? How do you create a cd case from scratch? Steve Garner, Professor of Design at The Open University answers these questions and others in this intro...
Steve Garner uses a newspaper to show how you can observe shapes of letters.
Transcript -- Steve Garner uses a newspaper to show how you can observe shapes of letters.
Steve Garner gives examples of how to create a range of tones.
Transcript -- Steve Garner gives examples of how to create a range of tones.
Steve Garner uses the overlay technique to replicate a picture of a chair.
Transcript -- Steve Garner uses the overlay technique to replicate a picture of a chair.
Steve Garner creates a scale chair from a cereal box.
Transcript -- Steve Garner creates a scale chair from a cereal box.
Steve Garner explains how to make a CD case.
Transcript -- Steve Garner explains how to make a CD case.
Steve Garner creates a card board mug using a real mug as a template.
Transcript -- Steve Garner creates a card board mug using a real mug as a template.