Jaclyn Barth
Deconstructive
Deconstructive graphic design is associated with typography. A printed text that is seen as a message, meaning or statement. You might see some deconstruction images in your daily life for example advertisements, books, news paper and office cards. It is also seen in our pop culture such as Logos.It is also a great example for nature and culture. There are many methods to deconstructive representation Anti - Aesthetic, Distortion, Cutting Edge, Kitsch and Neo-Classicisms.
When searching for deconstructive images I chose this image it has muted fonts. It pulls you in when looking at the image some times you cant really see the fonts. When looking at it you adjust yourself to see the image. In the image I found by David Carson you see quotes and one quote you see clearly found in the bottom left corner “Don't mistake legibility for communication.” Its used effectively through communication and ideas. Which why this image is a good example of deconstruction.
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