I started by taking my initial question, and the array of sub questions that I had under this.
Initial question:
Does typography influence a viewers initial assumption when looking at an advertisement?
Sub-questions:
- Does the layout of typography affect the views assumption?
- Can type be more powerful than an image in advertisement?
- What is powerful typographical advertising?
- What style of typography sells more?
- Can typography affect sales of a product?
- Do trends/social matters affect the typography used in advertisements?
- Is typography a major part of advertisement or is it overlooked?
- How is typography used in advertisements?
From this I thought about what exactly it was that I was interested in and what subject I would enjoy. I decided that the question I was going to go with is:
Can type be more powerful than image in advertisement?
I feel like going to this gives me a bit more of a focus, and there are clear areas to look into at this point: Typography, and Typography in Advertising, as well as a third areas being a case study.
I think that this is definitely something which I can talk about the basics behind typography and how they are used to create a tone of voice in an advert, and also how typography is used in conjunction with image.
Areas to explore:
Typography
- Fonts & weights
- Tone of voice
- Readability - choice of typeface/leading/tracking/kerning/alignment
Typography in advertising
- History
- Trends
- Hierarchy
- Recognition & association
- Correct message - images don’t do this on their own
Typography & Image
- Case Study
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