Repetition-Selected Work by Dots Oyenuga

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The most important class you can take is technique. A great chef is first a great technician. If you are a jeweler a surgeon or a cook, you have to know the trade in your hands. You have to learn the process. The only way to learn it, is through repetition.

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The most important class you can take is technique. A great chef is first a great technician. If you are a jeweler a surgeon or a cook, you have to know the trade in your hands. You have to learn the process. The only way to learn it, is through repetition.

—Joseph Campbell

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Dedication My friends and family that were so supportive along this incredible journey

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The objective of the project was to design a book, focusing on specifically developing a cohesive type system, to communicate information on a chosen subject.

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For this project I focused on shoe design in the NBA.

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Not only have basketball designer produced some

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of the most icon designs in the last decade, but the

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shoes themselves have shaped culture and fashion

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around the world. In this book I combine type systems

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The objective of the project was to research local problems in San Francisco and form a brand specifically to solve that issue.

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My project focussed on how the unhealthy culture of

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overworking. Often, tech employees work too hard

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and take shorter lunches while they eat their desks.

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Studies showed employees were afraid to take their

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full hour for fear of looking lazy and being unpro-

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ductive Unfortunately, they were less efficient in the

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long run. From there the company eat was formed,

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pushing the idea that leaving your desk and enjoying

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the community around you can result in rest, clarity, and efficiency in ones work for the rest of the day.

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Full Branding System

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OBJECTIVE

The objective of this project was to pick a subject of interest and design an app around an area of need within the chosen topic.

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The subject I chose was fashion, specifically fashion

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education. Fashion can be very polarizing; where

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it can be an obsession to some, and a different lan-

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guage to others. There’s an endless amount of fashion

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apps telling you what’s “hot or not,” but nothing

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really explaining why. You either know or you don’t. I

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ate a safe space for those novice to fashion to learn,

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practice, and express themselves.

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App Design DELIVERABLE

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OBJECTIVE

The objective of the project was to design a conceptual book, using type, color, and photography to visually narrarate of communicate information on a chosen subject.

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I chose to focus on the subject of the ocean which

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has fastinated me for a very long time. The vastness

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and unknown about the earth’s bodies of water has

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both interested and struck fear in many, and so I

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chose the subject of a boating manual to give the

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freedom and information for people to be able to

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explore what we all have found so interesting.

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OBJECTIVE

The objective of the project was to create a book design using text and pictures provided, focussing explicitly on typesettiing, type composition, and grid work.

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One og my goals of this project was to start working

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ulating the text line by line. I chose to stick with

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a pretty badsic grid to allow the beauty and geome-

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try of the text to shine. I also loved how the images

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were put in grayscale, yet all the uniqueness and

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textures of the plants were still so noticble. Because

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incorporating the images into the layout.

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