Friday, October 29, 2010
Quote Design
The artwork I created was based on a quote by Sidartha Buddha. "Do Not Dwell in the Past, Do Not Dream of the Future, Concentrate Your Mind on the Present" is the quote that I used for this design. The quote sticks out because all of the letters are in bold and are very visible. The words that have to do with time, such as past, future, and present, are in white to stick out even more than the rest of the words. Instead of what most people did, like just putting a clipping mask over a photo with text, I attempted to transform the word Buddha according to the features of the face. I had to change the contrast and lighting of the photo to make other parts of it different than the rest, so it didn't all just blend together. After that, I took the pen tool and outlined the areas, then I make a mesh with the object with the word, then transformed it to fit into place well.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
EMOTION In Text Designs
The way lines are used can portray feelings in many different ways. Lines can make different moods depending on if they're close together, far apart, wavy, straight. Also font types can convey meaning. Dark fonts can show excitement or anger, and thin fonts can show emotions that are quiet, such as sad or lonely. Knowing how to express emotion can help in future artwork that involves text and that tries to display a message to the viewer.
Friday, October 1, 2010
LOGO Design

Friday, September 24, 2010
Shepard Fairey

Shepard Fairey has done a lot of art, ranging from graffiti to graphic design. He is probably most famous for his artwork "Obey" which was seen everywhere in public. His most recent piece of artwork has to be "Hope" which features President Obama's face. His is an excellent graphic designer because his work spreads into the public very quickly and is never forgotten. OBEY
Friday, September 17, 2010
Gradient Design
The project was the gradient assignment. I used a great deal of lines and square shapes to make my artwork look good. The assignment was to create different shades and use gradients to show the blend from light to dark. To make this artwork stand out from the rest, I wanted to make the image pop out from the background. By doing this, I had to make multiple layers, adding a sense of depth to it. I also changed the opacity of some objects to do this.
Friday, September 10, 2010
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