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This document provides details on Brandon Parker's proposed t-shirt design featuring a photograph he took in Venice. The design will include the photo in the original colors along with white text. It will be available in various sizes for males aged teenagers to 30s. The proposal discusses exporting the design as a PMD file to make it transparent for uploading to Red Bubble. It also includes potential Italian text describing Venice to include at the bottom. A schedule outlines completing the design, uploading it by the May 15th deadline, and ensuring the finished product meets his vision.
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Yes, based on reviewing your original proposal, digital flat plan, and final design, your final Lennon-Lenin t-shirt design reflects your original intentions. While you made some minor adjustments in the merging process compared to your initial rotoscoping plan, the core concept and goal of combining the faces of John Lennon and Vladimir Lenin remained the same throughout the design process. Overall, your final product successfully achieved what you set out to do in your original proposal.
Evaluation
The document discusses how the author designed the front cover and contents page for a student magazine called WSF TIMES using various technologies like Photoshop and InDesign. The author chose bright colors and a sans-serif font for the masthead to attract both male and female readers aged 16-19. On the front cover, stories about student life are displayed along with a picture of an intellectual yet fashionable male model. The contents page uses varying font sizes and styles to draw attention to key stories while maintaining a cohesive design. Through experimenting with the software, the author was able to achieve professional-looking pages and learned new techniques like creating reverse text for emphasis. Blogging helped the author document and present the planning and learning
Billboard deconstructions
This document summarizes conventions for effective billboard design based on the deconstruction of two billboard examples. Key conventions discussed include using large, attention-grabbing images anchored to the product being advertised. Text should be in big, simple fonts that are readable from a distance. Color schemes and logos/mastheads help brands stand out. Slogans and release dates/website addresses further promote the product. The document provides guidance on image size, font choice, color, logo/masthead placement, and inclusion of relevant details for both general and regional billboards.
Media pp question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media. It uses similar formatting and stylistic choices as magazines like Total Film but also develops elements like using a darker, manipulated image on the cover. The trailer uses techniques seen in other media like reviews and captions but challenges conventions with unique elements like changing footage to nightvision and ending on a static screen. Overall, it borrows layouts and techniques from real media but also develops and challenges conventions with its own creative adaptations.
Digital graphics pro forma-1
The document provides information on different digital graphics file formats, including raster graphics, vector graphics, TIFF, JPEG, PSD, AI, and 3DS. It then discusses specific graphics projects including shapes, rotoscope, text-based, logo creation, and t-shirt designs. For the t-shirt designs, it includes mood boards, initial ideas, a proposal, schedule, and digital flat plans. The final sections showcase two t-shirt designs uploaded to Red Bubble and an evaluation of the design process.
Digital graphics
The document provides information on different types of digital graphics file formats including raster graphics, vector graphics, JPEG, TIFF, PSD, AI, 3DS. It then discusses a student's digital graphics project involving designing a t-shirt featuring a character from Adventure Time. The student used rotoscoping to create the character image, included text inside the character's mouth, and received peer feedback on the final design which noted the strengths of the rotoscoping but identified areas for improvement like the character's arms and fingers.
Digital graphics pro forma - added extras
The document provides information on different types of digital graphics, file formats, and image editing software. It discusses raster graphics which use pixels and can distort when resized, and vector graphics which use paths and shapes and can be scaled without quality loss. It also defines different file formats like JPEG, TIFF, PSD, AI, and 3DS and provides their uses, advantages, and disadvantages. The document describes shapes, rotoscoping, and text-based tasks completed in image editing software and provides evaluations of the results. It concludes with information on logo creation, t-shirt designs, and peer evaluations.
Lo3
The document provides an outline for creating promotional materials for a music tour. It includes sections for draft designs, mind maps, mood boards, colors, layouts, fonts, production schedule, launch dates, and safety practices. The goal is to finalize the layout, style, and content for a poster and advertisement to pitch to a client promoting a solo artist's tour called "COLE".
Development of magazine advert
This document contains a student's reflections on developing a magazine advertisement over five iterations. For each draft, the student evaluates what is going well with the design and areas for improvement. Suggested developments are also provided. The student improves the designs by adding more details, experimenting with colors and layouts, and making the text more readable. The goal is to create an eye-catching advertisement that effectively promotes the product.
3. research
The document analyzes existing tourism advertising products like posters, videos, magazines, and billboards. It notes common features like landscape imagery, easy to read text, and color contrasts. The analysis will inform the creation of the student's own tourism advertising work for Ripon, incorporating aspects like an artistic image, cuts in a promotional video, and background music. Interviews with potential audiences found social media to be the best advertising platform, though posters outside could also work. The student's products will be shared on social media and are intended to promote visits to Ripon.
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- 3. Idea Generation T-Shirt Color- The color will be the original of the actual image but then also the white text that will either be through the transparency of the picture or from the font color. Picture – The picture I have chosen to use is a photograph that I have taken myself whilst in Venice. My idea was inspired through t-shirts that I own or have seen around shops but I've never seen one of this city and I would personally wear it so I like the the design. I could consider looking at some Italian text that would describe Venice as that would look good having that at the bottom as the name is at the top.
- 4. Venice
- 5. Proposal Dimensions 2400x 3200 pixels Content The content of my t-shirt design will be the use of a photograph that I have taken and like other designs I have seen I will incorporate a style of writing I feel that fits in with the tone of the photograph and then choose a colour again that I feel fits and upload to a t-shirt design. Audience Teenagers through to males in 20’s up to 30’s and will be available in different sizes.
- 6. Export Format • A ‘PMD’ file is a the smallest sort of file that is the easiest to make transparent but yet has a good finishing product look. • Advantages; one advantage to using is that is easy to make transparent for transferring onto a t-shirt design. • Disadvantages; a disadvantage to using this file is that it’s the only file you can upload onto red bubble and if you are unable to transfer into this type of file you wouldn’t be able to use it.
- 7. Proposal Deadline Wednesday 15th May 2013 – 16:20 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Create and design the t- shirt choosing image and fonts. Also to complete this PowerPoint. Add this onto the t-shirt on to Red Bubble making sure it’s the t-shirt I want. Make sure everything is to the design I want and make sure if I was to buy it I would like it and would stand out from the others. Schedule
- 8. The Italian text – desripition of Venice • Venezia è unacittà del nord Italia, la capitaledellaregione Veneto ed è famosanelmondo per isuoicanali. E 'costruitasu un arcipelagodi 118 isoleformateda circa 150 canali in unalagunapocoprofonda. Le isolesonocollegateda circa 400 ponti. Trasportiall'internodellacittà è a piediosull'acqua. E 'consideratodamolti come unadellepiù belle città del mondo. Venezia era anche un importantecentrodicommerciosoprattutto per la seta, granoespezie del commercioe arte nel 13 secolofinoalla fine del 17 secolo. La barcavenezianaclassica è la gondola, anche se ora è in gran parte utilizzato per ituristio per imatrimoni / funerali. La maggior parte deivenezianioraviaggianodavaporettimotorizzatichestr atiregolaripercorsilungoicanaliprincipalietra le isoledellacittà.