Typography

To visualize each selected words, I:

"loud"

- Chose highly saturated and bright colors

- Used a dull background to emphasize the bright colors

- Used related imagery (ear)

- Used a jagged border on both the word and areas of the ear to express the discomfort in loudness

- Manipulated the shape/direction of the word to make it appear to be going into the imagery (showed what hearing loudness feels like)

"imply"

- Made the word backwards (imply - not expressly stated)

- Used the same yellow color as traffic signs, which grab attention with strong colors and implies traffic directions

- Used the font used in traffic signs, bold, dark and strongly insinuates something

- Created a border around the word (draws more attention to the word)

"active"

- Repeated the same word in the background in a different direction, with a different opacity and lowercase (shows the movement and variation of activity)

- Used two bright colors to show the excitement and boldness of activity

- Created a border on the word with multiple lines of multiple lengths to show more variation and movement around the letters

-Made the letters of the word large to cover the page and show activity throughout the entire page

- Moved the word in multiple directions

"stable"

- Used two very basic colors to express a lack of business

- Placed the word on the bottom of the page to ground it and stabilize it 

- Used lines in the background to show organization and repetition

- Made the entire page, including the font, strictly geometric rather than organic to show stability

- Used the blend tool to connect every letter of the word to further show connection, dependence and stability

"quiet"

- Used a dull color scheme rather than an expressive and bright one

- Camouflaged the word by using colors similar to the background

- Manipulated the opacity to further camouflage it 

- Used a very soft border to mask the word and give it a daintier effect

- Made the font small and placed it away from the center to draw less attention to it 

"camo"

- Used imagery of a busy city to express how easily one can blend into a crowded region
- Made the fill of the word the same as the background to camouflage it, but placed the fill strategically so the word didn't disappear into the background completely
- Chose a thin font to make it less obvious
- Elongated the word to thin it out even further
- Chose a font that mimics the feeling of an urban area