Logo Design - Final Logo (3/3)

This week I have successfully completed all of my ten logo designs. I really like how they turned out after facing the hardest decision of choosing a color palette and typeface that could go well with the design itself. My final design is the Graphix Design logo for which I decided to go with a gray-scale palette as well as a more simple typeface for the word design because I did not want to take away the emphasis from the word Graphix. When I first started designing this logo using compound shapes, I could not get it together the way I wanted, so I decided to use the Pencil Tool and just draw the logo. Also, I changed the brush stroke to one that creates this kind of thick to thinner stroke because this made the logo look simple but not that simple in a way. I loved working on this project especially because it strengthened some of the skills I already had working with Illustrator. :)

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Getting Started with Illustrator

Last week in class, we learned how to create shapes using the Shape Builder tool, how to manipulate shapes using individual anchor points, and how to create compound shapes utilizing the Pathfinder tool :)

Narrative Project Part 2 - First Attempt (1/3)

The second part of our narrative project was to create a different narrative using some of our original photographs and manipulating them in Photoshop. Basically, we had to create a whole different story in which fantasy was the main theme. The image below shows my first attempt in creating a fantasy narrative. For this particular photo, I wanted to have a city emerging from the water and shrink my brother to make it look like he was just entering or discovering a world of giants. However, I didn't really like how it was turning out so I decided to stop there and use another photograph.

Narrative Project Part 2 - Work in Progress (2/3)

Since I didn't like the photo I was using initially to create my narrative, I decided to use some of the first photographs I took and create something more interesting. 1 2 1+2

Maria Pineda DTC 201

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