Web link: http://www.psychpage.com/learning/library/assess/feelings.html
- Happy
- Sad
- Confident
- Free
- Sympathetic
- Merry
- Cheerful
- Satisfied
- Overjoyed
- Lucky
- Playful
- Energetic
- Optimistic
- Free
- Thrilled
- Calm
- Peaceful
- Surprised
- Quiet
- Relaxed
- Loving
- Affectionate
- Sensative
- Passionate
- Warm
- Loved
- Comforting
- Interested
- Effected
- Nosy
- Curious
- Positive
- Negative
- Keen
- Inspired
- Bold
- Brave
- Challanged
- Optimistic
- Confident
- Strong
- Certain
- Rebellious
- Secure
- Upset
- Confused
- Embarrassed
- Lost
- Uneasy
- Tense
- Helpless
- Alone
- Paralyzed
- Fatigued
- Vunerable
- Empty
- Hesistant
- Frustrated
- Distressed
- Pathetic
- Woeful
- Dominated
- Angry
- Irritated
- Hostile
- Sore
- Annoyed
- Offensive
- Bitter
- Cross
- Worked up
- Depressed
- Disspointed
- Ashamed
- Guilty
- Miserable
- Disgusted
- Terrib;e
- Sulky
- Dull
- Reserved
- Neutral
- Bored
- Cold
- Fearful
- Panic
- Worried
- Scared
- Restless
- Tearful
After looking at all of the emotives, I am aware of how difficult it will be to illustrate these using only type and feel I may stray away from this idea, unless I was to approach this brief using image based design. I intend on researching other, more appropriate themes in regard to my interest in type.
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