My journey to uni' everyday is a tale of two sides. First of all, i get up far too early (6.30AM) and head down to get my bus. The Parks bus is huge and yellow and is very easy to see in the morning, compared to other motorists. It picks me up on Kirk Street, it then descends down all the country roads, stopping every two minutes it seems. This part of the journey is very dark and cold, many sharp twisting bends coupled with the constant braking to collect people at there stops, means i can never get in a sleep.
The second part of my journey is a completely different tale. Once we hit the motorway i can start to nod off to sleep as now it is a direct route to uni, i have tried to show this with the large part saying motorway being a straight road to Glasgow. Due to me being able to sleep, i sometimes wake up, and to gage where i am - i look at the signs around me. Generally the signs are large and say either M8 or M74, that is why i made these larger. Finally ,with the sun now out and the journey brightened up, i come to Junction 17/ my turn off. The bus rolls down the hill and eventually stops at Buchanan Bus Station. I get off and walk across the road to GCU. The tale of my journey ends.
What did I say about outlines on type? NEVER EVER. Look at some of your classmates' versions to see how you could use the type more expressively and beautifully. Stephanie's and Scott's are particularly successful. This simply doesn't use the type very well.
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