Saturday, July 31, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
no eye deer
I am continuing with illustration. I spent forever on his clothes today. I opened up corel paint and messed with blending tools. is it done? No. Do I want it to be done? yes. Is his mum my soon to be sis-in-law and that means I have to finish it now that I started it? Yes.
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I really don't know where I am going with this one.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
work in progress
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
fixt watur.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
work in progress
Friday, July 16, 2010
airbent
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
more Tom Waits
Monday, July 12, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
blagh
I mainly want to use this summer course of Digital Senior to kind of figure out what in the world I am ding with computers. I am big fan of print work but I feel like Web and application design is the future fro graphics majors. I have a lot to learn in both flash and dream weaver as well as premier and after effects. My "intense study" that I had been planning has been encumbered by the appropriation of a Wacom bamboo tablet. It came with Corel Paint essentials and I have been working my way through learning the basics of this program. I feel like a tablet will help me add an element that is missing in my work up to this point. As we have discussed in class there is not much interesting in a photo or graphic that simply looks as if it has been put through one filter in Photoshop. In Illustrator I feel the same way and my work lacks an organic quality. Joseph and I have discussed texture as a means of achieving this effect and I am certainly cognizant of that during my photography sessions and look for different things to add to my catalog. I also have become slightly obsessed with my scanner (although it is old and mostly useless) . I have been looking fro decent plug ins for noise and halftone type patterns. They say the new cs5 has a great noise filter.
In any event I may delve into some new work that does not involve being submerged in tutorials but for the most part I have so much to learn I feel buried in the avalanche. Even the basics of composition seem elusive to me after taking Pub Design last semester and coming up mostly empty handed for portfolio pieces. I am mostly interested in the field of graphic design because it is the first thing that i love that I feel I can eventually make money. The question is continually arising as to the aptitude I possess for the field. I feel much more comfortable with photography and sculpture as a professions but alas being penniless with two children and a wife to take care of seems selfish on my behalf. I do love design though and I am taking this course to really try and flush out the kinks in knowledge.
thanks, Dale
In any event I may delve into some new work that does not involve being submerged in tutorials but for the most part I have so much to learn I feel buried in the avalanche. Even the basics of composition seem elusive to me after taking Pub Design last semester and coming up mostly empty handed for portfolio pieces. I am mostly interested in the field of graphic design because it is the first thing that i love that I feel I can eventually make money. The question is continually arising as to the aptitude I possess for the field. I feel much more comfortable with photography and sculpture as a professions but alas being penniless with two children and a wife to take care of seems selfish on my behalf. I do love design though and I am taking this course to really try and flush out the kinks in knowledge.
thanks, Dale
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