Perspective Project

Perspective Practice

Janet Allinger

I am a fan of Janet's work. If You would like to look at more of her work you an go to her website http://www.janetallinger.com/design.php

Final Logo

Logo design part A

Package design

Music Event Poster

File Formats

 These all represent the different preset files you can use in photoshop, as you can see they make a huge

 difference between them. The nicest file to save with for this picture is png-24, the worst is

 gif restricted. The image that has the smallest file size is jpeg-low, the image with the largest file size is

 png-24.

Running gif

Animated Gif

Magazine Cover

This is my magazine cover that i created using inDesign.

Type"Face"

This is my face that i made only using a type or font. I used Adobe Illustrator to create this.

Hand Lettering

This is my hand lettering assignment, i created the letters by drawing them out then tracing them on the computer.

Helvetica

         The font type Helvetica was created in Münchenstein, Switzerland in 1957.Its original name was Die Neue Haas Grotesk, but that didn't sound right so they decided to go with Helvetica. It popularized the style that is known as Swiss.The Swiss Style of Graphic Design, as its name itself implies was developed in Switzerland during the 1950’s and became popular worldwide because of its precision, clarity and readability. 

       Another styles that were mentioned in the movie is Modernism. Despite its name, the “Modern” Typeface, also known as Didone, is not new. In the eighteenth century improvements in paper quality combined with more advanced printing methods brought about changes in how typefaces were created.

        Last style talked about in the movie was Post-Modern.Much like saying ‘display’, postmodern is another catch-all category, encompassing a wide variety of styles. Many, indeed, fall into display, as they are unsuitable for text.

        Some designers mentioned in the movie were:

• Rick Poynor
• Wim Crouwell
• Matthew Carter
• Alfred Hoffman

        Helvetica can be found all around us, basically everywhere. It is one of, if not the most used font today.

Typography Poster

This is one of my Favorite quotes by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I made this poster in Adobe Illustrator

Sugar Skull

In my latest project i created a skull in Illustrator. The rule was there was a 3 color limit.

Job Research

     Fashion Design:
Fashion designers create garments for men, women, and children.They must be creative, while designing clothing that people will like.They sketch drawings of their design. Some use computer graphic programs to produce their designs. They choose colors and fabrics for their new designs that are within their budgets.Fashion designers who work for clothing manufacturers usually need a bachelor's degree in fashion design from a fashion design school or a fine arts college.
Salary: average nationwide $64,260-$130,900 

     Graphic Design:
Designers plan printed advertisements for magazines, newspapers, and billboards.Advertising layout designers usually study commercial art and drawing. Some receive an associate degree from a technical college. Larger firms may prefer to hire people who have earned a bachelor's degree in graphic design. 
Salary: average nationwide $43,180-$76,450

     Physical Therapist:
Physical therapists design treatment programs to help people who have physical disabilities. Physical disabilities occur when nerves, muscles, bones, or joints are damaged. The goal of the physical therapist is to help people become as independent as possible in their physical activities.Physical therapists must have a bachelor's degree in physical therapy. Many employers require applicants to have completed a six-month clinical internship. Most physical therapists complete this clinical internship as a component in a master's degree program. Physical therapists must be licensed in the state where they are employed. A doctoral degree is required for university faculty positions.
Salary: average nationwide $74,480-$105,900

Colors

The three primary colors are Red, Green, and Blue. Secondary colors are created by mixing primary colors. Tertiary colors are created by mixing secondary colors. subtractive color wheel, the center is usually (but not always) black (sometimes this is represented as brown), representing all colors of light being absorbed; in an additive color circle, on the other hand, the center is white or gray, indicating a mixture of different wavelengths of light. Color can affect our perception, if something is darker then we perceive it as being closer. Whereas if it was lighter we would perceive that is was closer. Colors can also affect each other, if you add white to a color you are decreasing the tint of the color. If you ad black to a color you are decreasing the shade of the color. Lastly if you add grey to a color then you decrease the tone. A greyscale image has a lot of different shades of grey:

Monotone pictures have the same colors with different shades

This Jersey is a good example of complementary colors with the purple and yellow.

Color Palette

This was done in Adobe Photoshop. It is a palette for the image.

Color Wheel

These color wheels were done with Adobe Illustrator

Design Principles and Elements

Here is my design elements they were done in Adobe Illustrator.

Complicated Shapes

Traced these on Adobe Illustrated, It was done to practice the pen tool

Juxtapose Collage

In this project i took lots of pictures and added them as one, using Adobe Photoshop

Place and Trace

This is my latest Project, Place and Trace. I put an image down on Adobe Illustrator and traced over it with the pen tool.

Box To Car

My second project, Box to car. It is a vector drawing done in Adobe Illustrator.

Icon-Art

My first project in graphic design. I made a little pack man ghost guy. It is a pixel Art drawing, done in Photoshop