Vis. Lang: More Process

Question 1 consisted of: What type of arrow would be a good approach that would not be distracting or too light compared with the line weight? Also which type of arrow is represented well for direction?

The exploration of drawing out more arrows helped to not look so default as well as helped to notice the density of the different types that could be done. The arrows that are easier to approach are the ones where it indicates an arrow but half of it is showing; I feel these arrows give another level of read and give the right amount of tonality. Hopefully the exploration has helped out to where I need to be.




Some things that I am having trouble dealing with is the copy of the introduction page that is before the major break down of what part of the communication model is. Some trouble that I am having difficulty with is the color choices that are being made, which are made up of navy, green, and orange for an accent, and then the hierarchy of the dense pages and whether they need to be crazy sizes to decide.

Now after talking to Jamie we have decided to go back to Black and White with an accent color. The form is already complex as is and the lines are communicating the the breakdown better than color. Finally getting there, but still need a lot of work for clarity.