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For this lesson, we were preparing to use illustrator for making a title of our TV show concept, and since we had previously learned typography we were re-taught the method.

The first thing we were told to do was to select from a set of words and then sketch the word, modifying or adding details to the text that fit with the word.

Specifically we would select 1 word and create 3 pieces for it, which then we would re-do in a bigger design and then again digitally for 1 of them.

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For me however I couldn't think of more than 2 for the word Smile, and I had more ideas for the other words. So I decided to keep the 2 designs for Smile and do a full 3 for 2 other words, Top and Lazy.

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Smile: The word smile bent into an actual smile, and the word smile made out of smily faces.

Top: The word Top on the top, a large T with op on top, and TOP spelt on tophats.
Lazy: Lazy written in comic sans, Lazy slowly falling down word-by-word, and Lazy is recliner chair.

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A large version of the tophat piece

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A 3rd design for Smile, made by the teacher for me to recreate digitally

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This is my name, Scott, edited with using the pen tool and direct selection to modify it.

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And this is the digital recreations of some of my designs, I still find it funny that Lazy is just the word lazy in comic sans.

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