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How Far Is Too Far

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Client:

Abram Goff

Project Overview:

How Far Is Too Far is a video series and upcoming book. The focus was to discuss healthy physical boundaries in dating while avoiding cliche stereotypes.

Specific Notes & Challenges:

  • The design needed to be able to stand out on a shelf or on a list of products on a screen.

  • We wanted to focus on the physical aspect of relationships without becoming explicit.

  • In the end we focused on a bold typeface with the question users are looking for while adding in brush strokes. The strokes represent "the line" individuals are looking for and the semi-messy nature of relationships that are created and not clearly defined.

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Client:

Abram Goff

Project Overview:

How Far Is Too Far is a video series and upcoming book. The focus was to discuss healthy physical boundaries in dating while avoiding cliche stereotypes.

Specific Notes & Challenges:

  • The design needed to be able to stand out on a shelf or on a list of products on a screen.

  • We wanted to focus on the physical aspect of relationships without becoming explicit.

  • In the end we focused on a bold typeface with the question users are looking for while adding in brush strokes. The strokes represent "the line" individuals are looking for and the semi-messy nature of relationships that are created and not clearly defined.

Client:

Abram Goff

Project Overview:

How Far Is Too Far is a video series and upcoming book. The focus was to discuss healthy physical boundaries in dating while avoiding cliche stereotypes.

Specific Notes & Challenges:

  • The design needed to be able to stand out on a shelf or on a list of products on a screen.

  • We wanted to focus on the physical aspect of relationships without becoming explicit.

  • In the end we focused on a bold typeface with the question users are looking for while adding in brush strokes. The strokes represent "the line" individuals are looking for and the semi-messy nature of relationships that are created and not clearly defined.


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