Katherine Hansen
2017 - 2018 Portfolio
Experimental Typography
Handmade letterforms
Advertisement promoting awareness of deforestation and global warming.
Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.
The Anatomy of Type
Anatomy of Type
Anatomy of type poster, with all previous 5 projects used as a background. Arm
A horizontal sloping stroke that does not connect to a stroke or stem on one or both ends.
Ascender
An upward vertical stroke found on the part of lowercase letters that extends above the typeface’s x-height.
Bowl The fully closed, rounded part of a letter.
Cap height
The height of a capital letter measured from the baseline.
Cross stroke
A horizontal stroke that intersects the stem of a lowercase t or f.
Crossbar
The horizontal stroke in letters. Also known as a Bar.
The part of the letters that extends below the baseline.
Diagonal stroke
An angled stroke. Eye
Much like a counter, the eye refers specifically to the enclosed space in a lowercase ‘e’.
Leg Short, descending portion of a letter. Lobe
A rounded projecting stoke attached to the main structure of a letter.
Loop
Ascenders extending into the space of a following character. Open Counter
The partially open space within a character that is open on one end.
Overshoot
Ascenders extending into the space of a following character.
Serif
A stroke added as a stop to the beginning and end of the main strokes of a character.
Shoulder
The curved stroke aiming downward from a stem. The curve at the beginning of a leg of a character, such as in an “m.”
Spine
The spine is the main left to right curving stroke in S and s
Stem
Vertical, full-length stroke in upright characters.
Stroke
A straight or curved diagonal line.
Tittle
A small distinguishing mark, such as a diacritic on a lowercase i or j.
Vertex
The outside point at the bottom or top of a character where two strokes meet.
x-height
The distance between the baseline of a line of type and tops of the main body of lower case letters
Illustrated Book Titles
Rats In The Walls
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
Call of Cthulhu
Digital Design II
Infograph
Infograph about the bacteria Yersina Pestis.
A facultative anaerobic organism that can infect humans via the oriental rat flea. It causes the disease plague, which takes three main forms.
When the bacteria enter the bloodstream directly and multiply there, it’s known as septicemic plague. When they’re left untreated, both bubonic and pneumonic plague can lead to septicemic plague.
The most common form of plague is bubonic, it can be contracted from an infected rodent, flea, or human.
Bubonic plague infects your lymphatic system, causing inflammation in your lymph nodes. It can move into the blood (septicemic) or to the lungs (pneumonic).
By frequency
pneumonic plague. The bacteria then can be expelled into the air from coughing or even breathing. Other people who breathe that air can contract it, which leads to an epidemic.
Septicemic plague appears in two to seven days after exposure, but can lead to death before symptoms appear.
Symptoms include Abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, fever, chills, extreme weakness, bleeding, skin turning black (gangrene)
Bubonic plague appears in two to six days after exposure.
Symptoms include Fever, chills, headache, muscle pain, weakness, seizures painful, swollen lymph glands (buboes)
Pneumonic plague appears one day after exposure.
Symptoms include Trouble breathing, chest pain, cough, fever, headache, overall weakness, bloody sputum (mucus or pus from the lungs)
During Black Death, it was referred to as “the Great Mortality” or “the Pestilence.” Many thought it was a punishment from God for the sins of the people.
Cats and rats were very vulnerable to the virus. Dogs, however, could be bitten by infected fleas due to a natural resistance to the plague.
Bathing was believed to open the pores, making it easier for bad air to enter and exit the body, spreading disease.
Yersinia Pestis infects a flea by blocking its stomach. The flea tries repeatedly to feed, but the blockage causes it to regurgitate bacilli into its host. When the host dies, the flea and its offspring seek a new host, infesting humans when necessary.
Campaign Advertising
Here to induce internal bleeding.
TYLENOL
Including but not limited to - Heart attack, stroke, internal bleeding, heartburn, nausea, vomiting, bloating, gas, diarrhea, constipation, dizziness, headache, nervousness, and tinnitus.
Here to greet you with giant hives
Including but not limited to-
Liver damage , headache, brain damage, abdominal pain, heartburn, nausea, drowsiness, cramping, anemia, anus bleeding, bronchospasm, seizures, trouble breathing, wheezing, and life threatening allergic reactions
ASPIRIN
325 mg tablets
Here to help you hallucinate.
Including but not limited to-
Breathing problems, depressed breathing, irregular breathing, blurred vision, nausea, constipation, convulsions, seizures, extreme drowsiness, falling unconscious, hallucinations, changes in blood pressure, muscle twitches, heart palpitations, rapid heart rate, vomiting, raised body temperature, stomach spasms, intestinal spasms, and coma.
COLD + FLU Syrup
Field Guide
Supplies in Nashville
Art
Concept Development
Figure of Speech
Know the ropes
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The Ropes
Anatomie Studio has everything for your Shibari needs. Visit our shop for a selection of natural jute cord, made from the finest plant material. Choose between the option of hand treated and untreated rope for a softer more sensual feel or the rough sensation of raw fibers. We also offer books for both beginners and experts on traditional knot techniques. Or if you’re looking for something a little more hands on, Anatomie Studio is now hosting various how to Shibari work shops so you can learn the ropes.
Kleenex Tissues ad
An interactive pop up advertisement
Don’t kill the mood.
Don’t kill the mood.
Unpleasant odors ruining your romance? Cut the fish with Summer’s Eve scented douches. Choose Water and Vinegar for that fresh clean feeling, or try something exotic like Tropical Island and Sweet Romance. Feel new again and regain your confidence to get back into the mood.
Unpleasant odors ruining your romance? Cut the fish with Summer’s Eve scented douches. Choose Water and Vinegar for that fresh clean feeling, or try something exotic like Tropical Island and Sweet Romance. Feel new again and regain your confidence to get back into the mood.
Don’t kill the mood.
Unpleasant odors ruining your romance? Cut the fish with Summer’s Eve scented douches. Choose Water and Vinegar for that fresh clean feeling, or try something exotic like Tropical Island and Sweet Romance. Feel new again and regain your confidence to get back into the mood.
Intro to HTML and CSS
http://vanhussdesign.com/index.html
Personal
Work
Illustration
Set of five
Letterforms
“Hand Gestures”
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