Monday, 25 July 2016
Monday, 4 July 2016
ilustration
need more work with paint skills the colors seem flat and not fave more depth to it and also the shading isn't grate |
so as the subject mater was human form in the constructed environment I decided to to a lady standing on a hill and there is a city in the back with lots of wires connected very where representing human nerve system or blood wains so its all connected like in a body
in the first a tempt i simply sketched out the out line of the city and the lady and than painted around it and the tried in filling in the city and lady which did work well so for the second attempt I did it layers so I had painted the background and then make the other futures on it which still docent satisfies me so I will upload the image to photoshop and maybe ad some more colors
the colors where much deeper after I gone over it in illustrator as it easy for me to control the color on Photoshop than wit paint as it is unpredictable |
I added the wire post and the wires are nor strait and squiggly next time would do it I would learn how to use some kind on tool that will help me have that nice curve |
the electricity in her hand and on top of the tower look good and I am happy with that part of the illustration its,I simply had colored it on |
Animation Research
Harry partridge is a talented animator and a artist that some interesting and for some people offensive and too exposed at some parts. I am a fan of his work his stile is very professional his work looks like some think from high quality studio nice smooth animations with well design characters with smooth lines making the images come alive and seem to have character and it also has very good coloring
A nice image with nice shading it look very good in the animation with smooth moment and transition. |
I like that the animations are bizzare and funny a mix of action and comedy with random creatures and wired reactions from the characters |
He even has a series thats he works on that has a intriguing story with nice movement of the characters |
some of the animation are parody of games and giving them a good sense of humour and like always great movement illusion |
he also do some music animations with some amazing lip sinking with the worlds he was saying to go along with the animation |
as you can see in this gif the animation is smooth and clan i like looks good even tho the Thor is still it looks alive with the other character is still looks a live. |
Jazza is also a animator with some impressive skills of drawing and animating with amazing shading abilities making the drawing look very real and 3d giving a good idea of depth and distance
a nice image showing human forms it has the proportions about right and it has that nice cartoon look |
a nice design work showing how he builds his characters with out any detail and how it is being gradually build it allows you to work on you character and make them look as good as possible |
a nice simple movement example bettween the images with a nice simple character that is interesting and creative |
a good face structure example good use of guide lines and trying out all the different expressions of a character and seeing how it would work |
also a good example of body building and the proportions oh human body and how it could work in different positions and and preforming different actions to see how it would work in a animation |
Sunday, 3 July 2016
Friday, 1 July 2016
national geographic book cover
For this unit I had to make a cover linked to the national geographic books, so this would include the layout of the book, the borders, text, font, space, cover used etc.
To start making the cover for the book I got pictures taken of me with a college camera and a film light, the light would help the pictures come out better and highlight parts that weren't dark, I would use the pictures I took and wanted onto my cover.
With the photos I would then edit them on photoshop with filters and effects so they would look different and even change the quality of them, I mainly adjusted the contrast and brightness on them before adding on filters and effects like glows, smudges and blurs.
With the effects of the photograph done I moved onto making the layout of the Nat Geo linked cover in illustrator, following instructions I was given with measurements of what size to have the borders and text, what font to use etc. along with what effects to use and what percentages of opacity to use.
To start making the cover for the book I got pictures taken of me with a college camera and a film light, the light would help the pictures come out better and highlight parts that weren't dark, I would use the pictures I took and wanted onto my cover.
An edited version of a photograph, adjusted the brightness and added a blue effect |
The original version of the picture with some adjusted brightness |
With the effects of the photograph done I moved onto making the layout of the Nat Geo linked cover in illustrator, following instructions I was given with measurements of what size to have the borders and text, what font to use etc. along with what effects to use and what percentages of opacity to use.
A slightly edited photo, adjusting the brightness |
A cover that I'm happy with how it turned out with its 'ghost' effect |
For the layout I was given instructions of how big the border and text was going to be and what kind of font to use, so I first did the border before moving onto the main title text which would be in a New Times New Roman font, the sub-title text also being in this font but as a smaller size.
I started editing and adjusting the photograph where I have my hand stretching out towards the camera, though there were two versions of this, one where my face was visable and another where my dreads were covering my face. With these two pictures I overlayed one over the other and changed the percentage of the opacity of the photo where my dreads where covering my face, giving this cool looking 'ghost' effect which I also thought looked professional.
I then started working on another photograph I had taken where my dreads were being held up in different directions by other classmates for the photo, I thought it would turn out quite cool and different, though it had caused a problem.
When I looked at the photo where my dreads where pointing up, it did not look very professional or how I wanted or expected it to look like, the way this cause a problem was because cutting it out in photoshop was quite difficult to do, I tried with the auto select tool but it wasn't working properly by not selecting everything or selecting stuff I didn't want included, so I did it manually with the pen tool instead.
I saved both the cut and uncut version of the photograph and tried them both out on the cover, but due to the size of the photograph the cut version looked out of place and unprofessional by sitting at the bottom of the cover, and I wanted to avoid stretching the image to fit the cover since it would become distorted, though I did increase it's size so more of it would fit onto the cover. The image wasn't tall enough to fit the cover though I did try to stretch the image a little bit while trying not to make it disproportional, it worked OK and didn't look too silly, though it could have been improved but I did not have enough time to take new shots for the cover that could be better planed out and better looking.
Because of this problem I used some of the other images I had took and manipulated them in photoshop as well so that the are interesting to look at and close to professional looking, then transferring them onto the illustrator file of the cover and adjusting its size to fit it.
I tried again with adjusting the both versions of the cut and uncut photographs file, without stretching it too much that it looks disproportioned, to fit the whole page, they didn't look that bad at all and I think it worked well. I think that the completely white back ground with the cut out version of the photograph is not as good as the uncut version of the photograph, the shadows and background shapes and bits seeming to fill in the space and look quite good. I think that the image works well and it's interesting and not boring.
Overall I'm kind of happy with how stuff turned out, some of them a bit unprofessional looking and frustrating to do, this being the cutting out of the photo, but others seemed to actually fit the cover and look quite good and interesting, this being mainly the uncut version of the photograph.
An overall screenshot of the illustrator file when I was making the cover and adjusting text and the adjusted photo |
I started editing and adjusting the photograph where I have my hand stretching out towards the camera, though there were two versions of this, one where my face was visable and another where my dreads were covering my face. With these two pictures I overlayed one over the other and changed the percentage of the opacity of the photo where my dreads where covering my face, giving this cool looking 'ghost' effect which I also thought looked professional.
I then started working on another photograph I had taken where my dreads were being held up in different directions by other classmates for the photo, I thought it would turn out quite cool and different, though it had caused a problem.
When I looked at the photo where my dreads where pointing up, it did not look very professional or how I wanted or expected it to look like, the way this cause a problem was because cutting it out in photoshop was quite difficult to do, I tried with the auto select tool but it wasn't working properly by not selecting everything or selecting stuff I didn't want included, so I did it manually with the pen tool instead.
The cut out photograph did not look very professional with it sitting at the bottom of the cover |
A better version of the cut out photograph, stretched out without being distorted to fit the cover better |
I saved both the cut and uncut version of the photograph and tried them both out on the cover, but due to the size of the photograph the cut version looked out of place and unprofessional by sitting at the bottom of the cover, and I wanted to avoid stretching the image to fit the cover since it would become distorted, though I did increase it's size so more of it would fit onto the cover. The image wasn't tall enough to fit the cover though I did try to stretch the image a little bit while trying not to make it disproportional, it worked OK and didn't look too silly, though it could have been improved but I did not have enough time to take new shots for the cover that could be better planed out and better looking.
A different photo I used and put onto the cover, which does look better |
Because of this problem I used some of the other images I had took and manipulated them in photoshop as well so that the are interesting to look at and close to professional looking, then transferring them onto the illustrator file of the cover and adjusting its size to fit it.
An overall screenshot of my work when adjusting the the cut out version of the photo where my dreads where being held up |
The un cut version of the photo adjusted to the covers size |
The cutout version adjusted better on the cover so it wasn't stretched and disorted |
Overall I'm kind of happy with how stuff turned out, some of them a bit unprofessional looking and frustrating to do, this being the cutting out of the photo, but others seemed to actually fit the cover and look quite good and interesting, this being mainly the uncut version of the photograph.
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