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In the Ad Buster magazine, there is an informational article made by Ryan Trimble. The picture on the right side shows unity by placing code intuitively on the page.  The paragraphs are flushed to the right side.  The paragraphs are separated into five equal columns. The white space is evenly centered and balanced. The picture is covered with code to emphasis the point that there is an error.  The composition of the black and white page makes it like a computer screen. The kerning for the Helvetica san-serif is tight. The font style is standard, and the color is black. Proportions are evenly spaced. I liked this piece for its intuitive and innovative approach.


Ad Buster. March 2018

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