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The document outlines a proposed design for the front cover of an article on veganism. It suggests using pastel colors to represent nature and veganism, along with various types of typography and infographics circled around the text. Images of fruits and vegetables are also proposed to draw the reader's eye to the key messages in a simple, uncluttered layout with ample white space.
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Beth is planning a digital graphic narrative project creating a children's book. She will use Photoshop on the college computers. Her book will be aimed at 5+ year old females, featuring a story about becoming a princess. She outlines costs, available resources, quantity, audience, quality factors, codes of practice, and regulations to consider. Her production schedule divides the work into sessions over 9 weeks to develop backgrounds, characters, and pages for her book. She identifies potential health and safety issues like spills, cables, and furniture placement and how to prevent risks.
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The document outlines Beth Geldard's digital graphic narrative development project which involved students creating images based on different tasks and evaluating their work. Students provided self-evaluations of their images, noting what they liked about their work and how they could improve, giving insight into their creative process and growth. The project exposed students to different styles of digital graphic storytelling through tasks involving shapes, rotoscoping, film quotes, text, and more.
Digital graphics evaluation pro forma2
The document discusses the creation of a graphic narrative titled "Princess and The Pea". The author created storyboards to plan out page layouts and where to place characters and text. Google images were used to find pre-existing images to break down the story. Some text was removed that could be shown through images instead. Research was done on other books for inspiration on angles, page layouts, and use of color. The final product includes constructed images with space for characters and text. A variety of tools like shapes, rotoscoping, and comic effects were used to add texture and depth. The author likes how the images turned out but would make some changes like adding more shading and varying character expressions.
Children's books
This document summarizes and analyzes three children's books:
1) "Its Mine" by Rod Campbell, which uses a simple square format with pictures and text on each page to avoid confusion. Warm colors are used to create a positive outlook.
2) "The Selfish Crocodile" by Faustin Charles and Michael Terry, which intrigues readers with introductory pictures before the story starts. Colors and characters fill each page with no white space.
3) "We're Going on a Bear Hunt" by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury, which combines pages into a bigger picture but separates images at the end to illustrate their adventure. Some pages are black and white to represent mood or weather.
Digital Graphic Narrative beth geldard
Beth is planning a digital graphic narrative children's book called "Princess and the Pea". Over 9 sessions at college, she will create backgrounds, characters, and pages using Photoshop. Resources needed include a computer, Photoshop, and internet access to find images. Beth will create pages showing the princess in the woods and castle. Health and safety considerations include keeping liquids away from electronics and ensuring cables and chairs are not trip hazards.
Evaulation beth geldard
Penelope gets lost in the woods during a storm and finds her way to a castle where the Queen lives. The Queen lets Penelope stay the night but puts a pea under her mattress as a test to see if Penelope is truly a princess. Penelope tosses and turns all night from the discomfort of the pea. In the morning, the Queen and Prince are surprised that Penelope had such an unpleasant night, proving she must be a princess. They get married in the end. The story has a clear beginning, middle, and end to keep it simple for children to follow along.
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