My project is on movie posters. These are my two works so far.
Singing poster finally~!!
finally i finished the singing poster. I have it with 3 different colors.. i like them all… so i decide to poster them all here… which one do you like more? and i am trying to put on my midterm pics to… but i usb is broken i lost all my midterm pictures. however, i might scan them and upload them later with my second and third pics. still editing the rest pictures.
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killing me softly
It’s all killing me softly in the worst feeling way. I feel myself being torn from the inside out, eaten alive, just to face life. How can this world be a gift if it is just taking and eating at us all?
We’re going to eat you!
Photograph by: Danii Oliver
finding the way…
This is the first image for my final portfolio. I’m using that little rock character to show things in life and in the environment. Basically this image presents 2 paths and one will lead the character to expolre the world while the other leads to something unknown. The story unfolds as I go on to the next image…
Strategic Use of Design Fundamentals
As the world economy shakes, the fundamentals of businesses are being tested. Here I review the use of design fundamentals, as they are core to the business of graphic design. And they influence and impact my critiques of your artwork, my own artwork, and artwork hung in gallery/museum shows.
STRATEGIC STRUCTURAL AND SYMBOLIC USE
OF GRAPHIC DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY AMERICA
by Julie Ashcraft
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Gluttony
My portfolio is on the Seven Deadly Sins….this is the first piece of 7 (maybe 5 if time doesn’t allow)….let me know what you guys think!
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Vanishing point
Vanishing Point: Changes the perspective of an image to match perspective of an image.
- Open file(s)
- Select and copy the image you want to paste
- in file you want to paste into, create NEW LAYER (empty layer)
- Go to Filter > Vanishing Point
- Draw Plane (use the draw plane tool on the left toolbar)
V (CMD-V) to paste copied image- Drag image into draw plane
- Use transform tool (to scale, move, rotate) on the pasted image
- Choose Accept
- YOU’RE DONE!!
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