Posts Tagged ‘Advanced Higher Graphics’

Blender: First draft of still life

Monday, January 24th, 2011
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These are renderings of the different stages of creating my still life in Blender. As this is only a first draft, I still need to work more on this to improve it, e.g. the label on the coke bottle and the surface which the objects are sitting on.

London: Friday

Sunday, November 14th, 2010

St Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, China Town, West End shows ( I saw Les Miserables)

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First shot at calligraphy

Sunday, November 14th, 2010
My first calligraphy sheet

My first calligraphy sheet

Before creating our visuals for our magazines, we had a lesson where we were able to try using calligraphy pens and ink. It was really difficult to begin with, however it became easy really quickly and I enjoyed trying something else new.

Magazine Article: First Draft

Sunday, November 14th, 2010

This slideshow shows images of the first draft of my magazine article created using Serif Pageplus. The opening double page spread shows a scanned image of my pastel drawing. After completing our first drafts, the class looked and made suggestions as to how we can improve our articles before handing in the final draft.

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Pastels!

Sunday, November 14th, 2010

Our first major project in Advanced Higher Graphics is to illustrate a magazine article.  However, before completing our articles on the computer, we had to create a visual by hand of what it would look like. Our teacher suggested we used pastels to create our images as they are different to what we are used to and create very strong images.  For my opening double page spread to my article, I took an image and manipulated it by using a vector trace in Inkscape to simplify the colours and then copied it using pastels. This imaged was later scanned and used in my final article on computer using Serif Pageplus. The image of the shoe on the front cover is also done using pastels, however I decided not to use this image for my final article.

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