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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Moroccan Patterning: Continued

As a continuation of my post from yesterday, here are some examples of colour schemes I began playing around with after deciding on my pattern. Moroccan colours are generally quite earthy and golden, but their flag also has green in it. I tried to consider this when choosing my colours.



1. Red and Gold (simple but effective)


2. Green and Gold.
I developed the flowers a little further here by adding in some detail to their centres


3. Red, Green and Gold.
My favourite of the three. Bold, rich and lively.


I also played around with some other shapes and textures to try to create a mosaic/tiled effect.
Below is an example of what I mean.



I also tried creating a simple texture in Photoshop, which I'm aware the boss doesn't favour using (and which I'll post soon), but to be honest is my favourite design of them all... We'll soon see what the client thinks when he takes my mock-ups to him to view.

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Stencilled Informational Card Pack: Fish Facts

After hours of cutting and many plasters, blisters plus a finger that hasn't regained feeling yet, my informational card pack - based on fish - is finally done! I'm pretty happy with these despite a few alignment mistakes, but it's not that noticeable! :) Check it out!


Box containing the cards



Cards inside the box



The whole range of cards on display



Front and back design of cards
Back is cut to look like fish scales




Saturday, 9 March 2013

Before and After: Vectorising An Image

I'm still working on my Animation project, slowly but surely and yesterday completed the main image for the final scene of it. (Even though I've not made the middle of it yet, hah!) 
I thought it was an interesting before and after shot, and it was my first time of trying to make an image made completely of Vectors in Adobe Illustrator so I learnt a few different things from Googling my problems. I'm sure there's quicker ways to do what I did but considering it was my first attempt at a fully Vectorised image, without using Photoshop for the majority of the work I think I did pretty well. 

I'm not quite sure what name to give him though. Thoughts............?