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Oliver Frost conducted experiments with designs for t-shirts, hoodies, and a website for a clothing brand called All Four. For the t-shirt design, Oliver placed card suit symbols on a white t-shirt template. For the hoodie designs, Oliver placed the card suit symbols and brand name "All Four" on the arms of black and white hoodie templates. Oliver also created a basic webpage layout with product boxes and a shopping bag image to showcase products for sale. While these were just initial concepts and experiments, Oliver found them useful to get ideas for designs and placement of elements, but thinks some designs could be improved with additional colors or element placement for the final products.
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3. fmp production experiments ip
The document describes experiments with t-shirt and hoodie designs for a clothing brand. For the t-shirt designs, stock images of playing card symbols were placed on a white t-shirt template. Different color schemes were tested. For the hoodie designs, the same card symbols and the brand name "All Four" were placed on black and white hoodie templates. The designer notes that the experiments were useful to test out design concepts but changes may still be made, such as adding or removing elements, before finalizing products.
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The document describes experiments the author conducted with images, text, and colors in Photoshop for a magazine cover. The author tested fitting an image to the page, selected colors from the image to use for text, and tried different fonts that were strong and suited the topic. They also traced images to use for outlines and experimented filling shapes with different colors and tools. The author reflected that they want to include coordinated bright colors in their final product to make it visually cohesive, as well as the confident, strong style of the text and images from their experiments.
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Production Experiments
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Evaluation fact
The student managed their time reasonably well on the project overall due to planning. They spent too much time on their tabloid newspaper and don't think it looks very good compared to professional pieces. Their fanzine was completed in better time and they like the look of it more. They learned how to use InDesign and Photoshop on the project. Their broadsheet looks somewhat professional but could be more creative. Their fanzine allowed the most creative freedom. They reviewed their work as they went by comparing to existing products, but this didn't help much with their tabloid.
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Oliver Frost is a designer located in Riccall, York who is currently studying for a Creative Media and Production diploma at York College. He has good communication and time management skills and can help people make decisions. Oliver also has strong Photoshop skills and can work well in a team to generate new ideas. His qualifications include GCSEs in English, Maths, Science, Art, Food Preparation, Geography, and IT from Barlby High School between 2013-2018.
5. fmp pre production ip
Oliver-Frost will create modernized card suit designs for clothing using red, black, and white colors. Different designs will be created for hoodies, t-shirts, jackets, and other items. Fonts and stock photos will provide inspiration for the logo, designs, and templates, which will be drawn in Photoshop at college over several days. A website will also be designed matching the brand's aesthetic and color scheme.
2. fmp research ip
1. The document analyzed several existing clothing brands like Superdry, Jack & Jones, Syndicate Original, and Sidemen Clothing to understand their product features and marketing strategies.
2. Common features identified across brands included using a white background to showcase products and focusing on high quality.
3. Aspects the author wants to include in their own brand are white backgrounds for products, good designs, and high quality like Superdry and Jack & Jones.
4. Audience research through surveys and interviews found that the target audience prefers comfortable, stylish clothing priced around £15-30 and would mainly purchase t-shirts and hoodies.
2. fmp research ip
The survey results show that Oliver's target audience would primarily be male. They are most interested in buying clothes based on style and comfort, and would spend around £20-30. The most popular items are t-shirts, hoodies, trousers and shoes. Blue and red are the favorite colors. Most respondents prefer to shop for clothes in stores rather than online. The survey provides insight into how Oliver can design appealing products and price them appropriately for his audience.
5. fmp pre production ip
Oliver-Frost will create modernized card suit designs for clothing using red, black, and white colors. Pictures of card suit styles will be incorporated onto hoodies, t-shirts, jackets, and other products. Favorite fonts like Engravers and Enchanted Land may be used, though the latter is copyrighted. A website will match the color scheme and brand aesthetic. Designs and logos will be drawn at college using Photoshop before adding them to clothing templates. Evaluation will begin on Day 5 using PowerPoint.
4. fmp proposal ip
The document proposes a clothing brand called "All Four" based on the four suits of playing cards. The brand will produce high-quality, reasonably priced t-shirts and hoodies featuring graphic designs of the suits. The target audience is teenagers and young adults aged 12 and up, with a focus on middle-class customers in the UK. The brand aims to appeal to "belongers" who want to show loyalty to a UK-based brand. Legal and ethical considerations include ensuring designs are not offensive and do not infringe on existing copyrights through original photoshop creations.
7. visual evaluation 2
Oliver Frost created a gaming magazine for a school project. In his research, he looked at existing gaming magazines to understand their typical layout and structure. For his magazine, Oliver chose Super Smash Bros Ultimate as the featured game. He selected turquoise and purple as the color scheme and fonts. According to the feedback, peers liked the logo and color scheme but felt the magazine cover was cluttered with characters overlapping the masthead. Oliver agreed some aspects could be improved like the double page background and secondary article leads.
7. audio evaluation 2
The document provides an evaluation of Oliver Frost's production of a ride review for the Wicker Man rollercoaster. It includes sections on his research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The peer feedback suggested adding more sound effects to make the review more engaging and improving the editing and quality of some voice clips. Oliver agreed that adding more sound effects would have strengthened the final product.
6. audio production reflection 3
Oliver Frost created a script reviewing a wooden rollercoaster ride that included opinions on the ride, manufacturer, cost, theming, queue line, and ride details. He downloaded sound clips to use in the review, including rollercoaster sound effects and crowd noises. Over half term, Oliver recorded voice clips for each paragraph of the script using a phone app. In Premiere, Oliver arranged the voice clips, sound effects, and music where they fit in the script. He adjusted volume levels and added fades to transitions to create a cohesive 5-minute audio review.
5. audio pre production 2
The document outlines a pre-production plan for a presentation on a rollercoaster that includes sound effects, music, props, locations, contingencies, health and safety considerations, and a schedule. Sound effects and music will be taken from YouTube and edited together in Adobe Premiere. A voice recorder will be used to record narration, which will then be edited with the sound effects and music. PowerPoint will be used for the presentation. Potential issues and solutions are addressed, and a 7-day schedule is provided.
3. audio production experiments 1
Oliver Frost created an experiment documenting his morning routine by recording voice narration on his phone and collecting sound effects from freesound.org to add to different audio tracks in Adobe Premiere. He adjusted the levels on his voice clips to make them louder than the sound effects. Oliver plans to write a longer script for his final product and include sound effects as he did in this experiment to help tell his story.
2. audio research 1
This document discusses three reviews of the rollercoaster ride "Wicker Man" at Alton Towers theme park. All three reviews provide footage and descriptions of the ride experience while discussing elements like the ride's theming, layout, and soundtrack. They also analyze aspects like the ride's location in the park and details about its construction. The reviews range from around 8 to 20 minutes and incorporate both positive and negative feedback on the ride.
1. audio initial plans
Oliver Frost has initial plans for three podcast ideas: a video game review podcast discussing a game or series' history, why people enjoy it, and his opinions; a theme park or ride review podcast covering the manufacturer, opinions on the ride, and history of the manufacturer and ride area; and a ghost story explaining why the ghost is there, who the ghost is, and who the ghost is haunting. The theme park or ride review podcast would include Oliver's opinions and the history of the park or ride, and he would choose either a theme park or specific ride to review, discussing the manufacturer and ride model.
4. interactive proposal (1)
The proposal is for a video game called "Otto the Otter" which is an adventure/action platformer. The player controls an otter trying to find its way home while facing obstacles. Early levels will teach gameplay skills. There is a pixelated art style and storyline told through cutscenes. The target audience is ages 5+ as it avoids violence and aims to entertain all ages and groups without offense through its family-friendly content and designs created from scratch without copyright issues. Legal/ethical considerations include avoiding offensive, racial, or religious material and restricting younger players.
4. visual proposal 1
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called GamingLegend. The magazine will entertain and inform regular gamers by providing high-quality reviews of various video games. These reviews will be written by a single person to avoid confusion. The magazine will also feature a section on older, lesser-known games and include news on upcoming releases. The primary audience is 12+ to align with game ratings, but the secondary audience is 18+ to allow coverage of any game. Reviews will avoid offensive language and restrict coverage of games inappropriate for younger audiences. The magazine will use names, pictures and logos of reviewed games but have a distinct enough format and content from other magazines to avoid copyright issues.
6. visual production reflection complete
The document describes the process of creating a magazine cover and 2-page article spread for a gaming magazine called "GamingLegend". It discusses tracing letters from the magazine title to create a logo, selecting a background image featuring Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and positioning various design elements on the cover like the logo, title, and menu. It also outlines writing the article text and placing gameplay photos, character renders, and a title/subtitle in the designed spaces on the 2-page spread. The final result is said to look nice with all elements incorporated as planned.
5. visual pre production 1
The document provides details for creating a style sheet and magazine layout for a gaming magazine. It includes information on font choices, color schemes, potential page layouts, resources needed like images and fonts, contingency planning for issues that may arise, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day schedule to complete the project.
2. visual research 1
This document summarizes the key features found in magazines researched for an existing product. It notes that the magazines all had mastheads at the top and main headlines in the center of the page. They also included selling points at the top and extra headlines around the main headline. The document indicates these elements will be included in the author's own work. It also outlines the target audience for the magazine as those ages 12 and up who enjoy video games or are interested in game hardware. Content will focus on new games, consoles, and PC hardware to appeal to this audience.
1. visual initial plans
The document proposes ideas for three different magazines: a video game magazine about the top games of 2018 and new 2019 releases, including awards, reviews, and interviews; a music magazine on the most popular music of 2018; and a YouTube magazine on the top trending videos of the week and year, discussing genres, competitions, and histories. The document then provides further details on potential content for a video game magazine, such as best games of the year, top games lists, upcoming 2019 games, gaming community events, developer interviews, and genres or forgotten franchises.
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3. fmp production experiments ip
- 2. Process • This is a rough design for my t-shirts. My t-shirts will have a small pocket design similar to the one I have shown. When I made this I took a white t-shirt template and found a photo of the card symbols. Then I rendered the card symbol picture and used the magic wand on the background of the so I could have no background and just the symbols and put them on top of the t-shirt template. This is just a concept as I may put something on the side of the shirt or on the back. I found this experiment useful because it gave me a good idea what it would of looked like. I used the main colour scheme that I chose for my products. I think my audience would but this as it is quite simple but looks nice. I should’ve also tried some different colours to see how the t-shirt design could’ve looked.
- 3. Process • These are some hoodies with a different design to the t-shirts but in black and white. For these I took templates for a black and a white hoodie. I then found another design of the card symbols that I liked, used the magic wand to get rid of the background and placed that on the left arm. I then put the name of my brand, which is All Four, which I have put on the right arm. For the white hoodie I made the logo and text black as it looks good. For the black hoodie I made the logo and text black and I prefer it over the white hoodie. Again these are only concepts and I may take things out or add more things to it. I found this experiment useful as I was unsure what to do with my hoodie design and I think my experiment looks good. I could’ve experimented the text and the symbols to see which side I prefer it on.
- 4. Process • Here I created a webpage for my brand. I started off by using the rectangle tool to create the the top bar and all the boxes that will have my products in. I found a picture of a shopping bag on Google images and traced over it with the brush tool. I then took some of my products and put them in the boxes. I used the ruler tool so that my products will be lined up properly so that they fit the boxes well and they line up with the other products. I finally used the text tool to tell people what products I will be selling on the website and that there are more products on the website.
- 5. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? • I will have similar designs to my experiments but I may add or take away from them as I may not like them in the future. I will create some similar designs of the card symbols that are on the experiments which I would create. I like the placement of the card suits on the t-shirt however I feel like I should of made more colours for the experiment, I could do this when I create the actual product in production to see whether I like them or not. I don’t like the placement of the card suits on the hoodies as it isn’t supposed to be on the front of the arms but on the side. I couldn’t do this as I couldn’t find a template similar to the one used to use the logo on and if I did that it wouldn’t show any designs on the front of the product.
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments
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