My short film: “Waipo / Grandmothers” will be showing at the Chinese Museum
6 May to September, 2018.
–You are invited to the opening of the Exhibit: Waipo / Grandmothers on the 6 May –
–And view my documentary short film of interviews with six Chinese-Australian artists.
–At the Chinese Museum, 22 Cohen Place, Melbourne. Showing continuously in the exhibit.
–Judy Brandt, Producer and Director, Hannah Yun, Camera and Translation.
Produced and Designed by Judy Brandt Design,
this video promotes a training program for Traffic Management.
Cyber Risk Advisors has an brand new look and presence on the web.
Production, branding, and original graphics by Judy Brandt Design.
Check it out! www.cyber-risk-advisors.com
Cyber Risk Advisors website created by Judy Brandt Design
Using new technology, digital still photography is taking you on a journey.
By Judy Brandt
You’re invited to view a Projection of
Digital Photography by Judy Brandt at:
Projections@The City Library
Showing the entire month of June, 2016
Located at the City Library Foyer and Balcony
253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
For a quick preview, see: https://goo.gl/Trhqbi
ThatsMelbourne
http://www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Whatson/Exhibitions/DesignandCraft/Pages/17f4c68e-f553-46cb-bd7b-8982efa097b7.aspx
OnlyMelbourne
http://www.onlymelbourne.com.au/judy-brandt-ultravibrandt#.Vz06jte4Ru4
All are invited to light up the night with vivid, colourful, digital photographic projections by Judy Brandt in celebration of New Year’s Eve!
From 9pm on, Projections will be shown on the Community Centre Wall
In association with the Yarra City Council, and Globelight, Inc.
http://judybrandt.aminus3.com/portfolio/
Colour the night with digital projections on the 1812 Theatre, Upper Ferntree Gully
In an experiment by Errol Morris with the New York Times, the “truthfulness” of six typefaces—Baskerville, Computer Modern, Georgia, Helvetica, Comic Sans and Trebuchet was tested on 40,000 people. A quiz was given after reading an essay in each of the fonts. The conclusion was that readers were more likely to agree with a statement written in Baskerville than other fonts. Only Georgia and Helvetica were any competition at all — the others being very poorly drawn, much less readable, not intended for long texts, or all of the above.
Does this mean we should revert to the Baskerville typeface for all our promotional materials? Definitely NOT, in my opinion. Essays are only a small part of current communication needs. Trends, branding and media should factor into any typeface choices! Read the original article and see the whole story.
http://www.fastcodesign.com/3046365/errol-morris-how-typography-shapes-our-perception-of-truth
2-29 May, 2015, you are invited to view Projections @ City Library, featuring Judy Brandt’s fine art photography, in the Foyer in the City Library, at 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000
http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/MelbourneLibraryService/WhatsOn1/Pages/Exhibitions.aspx
Listed in That’s Melbourne, and ArtsHub.
A survey of digital fine art photography from several years.