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The student created a fishing magazine for a production experiment by including a picture of a man holding a fish, a sea background image, masthead, subheading, and main image in Photoshop. They were inspired by the layout and color scheme of an existing magazine cover. For another experiment, they replicated a Half-Life magazine to learn about designing a video game magazine and improve their magazine cover design skills. They plan to apply elements like layout, color scheme, and design skills from the experiments to their final product.
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6. production reflection
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The document describes two experiments the author conducted for a class project on a Spiderman video game cover and merchandise designs.
For the cover experiment, the author created two designs - one focusing only on the front cover, using a dark image of Spiderman, and another design showing both sides of the cover with two Spiderman images. This showed that minimal designs can look good and colors need to coordinate between both sides.
For the merchandise experiment, the author created three jumper designs with the same pattern but in different color combinations - black on black, black on white, and gold on black. This showed how different colors can make the design more or less subtle and interest potential customers.
The author reflected they will apply
Evaluation
The document contains an evaluation by Ben Dix of the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal for their animation project. Some strengths included thorough research of similar games' animation styles, clear vision from a mood board, and variety in environments and character designs. Weaknesses comprised a limited scope of research sources, lack of sound effects or storyboard planning, and potential dullness of the forest map colors. Time constraints prevented additional details and extension work.
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The student created a side-scrolling fighting game for their FMP evaluation. In their research, they found games similar to their concept involving medieval or violent settings. Their planning process included designing character layouts and a timeline, though they took longer to complete the frame-by-frame animation than anticipated. Their game features male characters fighting with swords in a dark background, with spark effects when swords collide. Based on peer feedback, the music did not suit the style of the game, and additional sound effects or sword animations could have improved the technical quality and realism.
Development pro forma
This document outlines various digital graphic narrative development tasks completed by a student, including shaping an image of a giraffe, rotoscoping an orangutan, creating text-based images, and initial planning for a comic book project. For each task, the student provides an evaluation of what they liked about their work and what they would improve if doing the task again, such as adding more detail, texture, and smoothing edges. They also include mood boards, story outlines, and production plans for their proposed comic book project.
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For the double page spread, Leticia matched the background color and extended the cover image. She used the same large font for the article title. She added lorem ipsum text, a quote box, and another image.
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