The Laws of Visual Perception: Unit, Weight, Balance and Movement
Personal projects
A course by Pepe Gimeno , Designer, Typographer, and Visual Artist
About the video: Personal projects
Overview
“In this lesson I tell you how I have filled the training gaps and how I have developed a process of continuous training through my personal projects (projects outside the commission). ”
In this video lesson Pepe Gimeno addresses the topic: Personal projects, which is part of the Domestika online course: The Laws of Visual Perception: Unit, Weight, Balance and Movement. Learn to compose, balance, and create motion in a piece to achieve full expressivity.
Partial transcription of the video
“Personal projects Now I'm going to tell you about how I have been filling in the knowledge gaps that I had in my training. I've been doing it through personal projects. I've been developing projects on the sidelines of assignments. I have done them for various reasons. For example, in some cases, to get ahead with the assignment. The day-to-day life of graphic design is very fast paced; you can't risk researching something for a specific assignment. You must have everything prepared, everything rehearsed so you can apply it when the moment arrives. So, one of the things that I always though...”
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Course summary for: The Laws of Visual Perception: Unit, Weight, Balance and Movement
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Architecture, Art Direction, Creative Consulting, Editorial Design, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Set Design
Pepe Gimeno
A course by Pepe Gimeno
Throughout his professional career, Pepe Gimeno has carried out projects in the fields of graphic design, typography, and visual arts.
He has earned numerous honors and awards for his work, including six TDC Communication Design Awards from the Type Directors Club of New York, three certificates from the ISTD of the United Kingdom, and the Golden and Platinum Award from Graphis Poster.
His work has been featured in numerous international publications and in exhibitions that have toured Europe, Japan, the United States, China, and South America.
Pepe has collaborated with the Spanish Prime Minister's Office, Roca Sanitario, and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
In his hometown of Valencia, he has designed some of his most emblematic logos such as Les Corts Valencianes, the Valencia Metro, EMT Valencia, and the Palmera de la Comunitat Valenciana.
In addition to his professional work, he has been developing and expanding his discourse with new formal proposals on scrap materials since 2002. His work has been included in projects like Diario de un Náufrago, The green bag, and Grafía Callada, put on display at the Valencian Institute of Modern Art (IVAM) in 2004 and at the Type Directors Club headquarters in New York in 2015.
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