Tuesday, 6 November 2012

[Part of a Series]







Thank you to the wonderful Chichi for being my model for this next illustration project.  You've been a wonderful help!

<3 

Thursday, 11 October 2012

[Illustration Project: Figure/Ground Book Cover & Spread]



We had to use silhouettes to create a book cover and inside spread for a story of our choice.  I chose Neil Gaiman's "The Graveyard Book".  It seems that recently, I've been on a major Neil Gaiman rampage. This project is from 2 weeks ago. 

[Design Tech: Photoshop Portrait ]







Portrait of one of my favourite authors that I did for design tech.  First time I've really used photoshop for something aside from photo editing. :D

I am rather pleased with how it turned out. Yay~

Tuesday, 10 April 2012

[Script]



Final project for Nancy's class. 
Homage to H.G. Wells's The Time Machine

love him.  

Needed one more image to complete the set. -le sigh-

[Time]







Final assignment for Cathy's class, we had to create an photomontage using:


- a digital image
- a scanned texture

- another scanned item
- colour overlay layer


The project had to relate back to time in some sort, sooooooo this is my project.

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

[Memorial Alley]




Assignment for Kerry.  We had to read an article, then shoot an image that would be used for a magazine spread (that we would design).  


Three different images superimposed on top of one another showing three different aspects of my city in regards to the article.

Wednesday, 14 March 2012

[Magazine Cover]


This assignment for Kerry required us to redesign a magazine cover of our choosing, so I chose to use "Critical Productive" which is (by far) my favourite magazine.  Scholarly, biannual and overall, intellectual while appealing to the masses.  It is a good read if you can find it. :)

I chose to use a recognisable cityscape and pair it with a graph of population increase starting in 1968 to relate back to one of the main themes of the articles.  If I was going to continue working on this however, I would like to use an American city with statistics from that geographical region, or Mexico city, just to ensure symbioticism.