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Part of a series of posters I done for the ISTD brief 'Type Factory'. Type Factory is a fictional museum of typography for which I had to design an identity along with a raage of promotional material.

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Given 2009-07-25
Times- Type Factory by ~paultheillustrator This deviant just joined this week, and already have a very impressive gallery to keep an eye on! What must I say about this piece? Amazing 3D Typography with the look of a newspaper, nicely executed, great composition and perspective, very original and made for a museum of Typography in Ireland! Wow. ( Suggested by `ChewedKandi and Featured by !Sander-Seto )
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~inahdiw Apr 12, 2013  New member
awesome :)
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Mood: Wow! ~fijea Mar 21, 2011  Student Interface Designer
Man this is awesome!
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Mood: Wow! ~Junaedy-Ponda Mar 11, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
awesome work! i like it :#1:
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~whitey91 Feb 26, 2011  Student Digital Artist
Magazine Ad? Museum piece? I could see it as both. LOVE it.
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:iconmedo1o0o09:
prertty cool :)
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:icongekostarr:
brilliant work! Apsolutely love it. What program did you use to make the 3D lettering? And how did you get it to look like it's made of newspaper clippings? Would love to hear how you made this.
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:iconpaultheillustrator:
For all the Type Factory pieces I used built the 3D environment, lighting and some textures in Maya. I then exported a TIFF still from Maya and brought is into Photoshop and added further textures to make it feel more like an image as opposed to a still from a video. After that, I used various adjustments layers in Photoshop (Hue/Saturation, Brightness/Contrast, Levels, Curves) to add colour (no colour was added in Maya) and to get the tone of the image just right.

If you are new to 3D software, I would definitely recommend using Cinema 4D instead of Maya. Cinema 4D is FAR easier to use and you can get great results far quicker. ThHere are tons of great Cinema 4D tutorials up on YouTube which will show you how to create 3D type.
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:iconmisstoofe:
good composition :)
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~onionbaby Sep 2, 2010  Student
really cool bro!
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*GraySayell Aug 30, 2010  Professional Interface Designer
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