Final Results
Yay! I got a 92% on my Final Exam! My overall class grade was an 89%!
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Yay! I got a 92% on my Final Exam! My overall class grade was an 89%!
Well class is now finished and I have to say even though I think I did a great job, some of my classmates have done an excellent job. I'm wondering if my work will ever be good enough or creative enough. Some people's work already look like advertisements. My stuff looks artistic but I feel like it
The last project of the semester!!! Yay! But I have learned so much! This last one was using words to create an image. I decided to use the song by Seal "Kiss from a Rose" I love that song. But this was a challenging project. I used Illustrator to trace the picture that I used: I
This one was fun and challenging. I had to used Adobe Illustrator to create a font. And then your font has to represent a company. We talk about our company in a Creative Brief. Grade: 96% Out of all the thumbnails I chose this one: Most of these letters were created from shapes and using the
Adobe Illustrator CS6 became one of my favorite programs to use. I actually found it easier than Photoshop. This project was fun. We had to take some phrases and add some character to them. Some letters were created from scratch. Like Off Key. And some I just used a font and altered
Kerning: This class was pretty fun and easy. I enjoyed it. The only part I hated was presenting. I would always get nervous and forget what I wanted to say. It was frustrating. But this class was all about doing creative stuff with type. And type can set a certain mood or express something. It was
Ahhh. This class had to be the most expensive and most challenging course. If you didn't already own an old manual camera that was going to cost you. This semester we had to develop our own pictures. Even though it was quite time consuming, some parts of it were therapeutic and I had a chance
For the final project we had to create a line book from scratch. A line book is just a really long accordion book of all the definitions of lines and also an illustration of these lines. Types of lines like: Cross-hatching, contouring, and scribbling. For my theme I chose autumn. And then we were
By the end of my class, I wanted to have a little fun. I created this poster for my dad's wall. This was created using about 6 or 7 clip masking layers. These are the photos I used: Each picture had its own layer and I adjusted the transparency
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