Sarcasm and Witt

Illustrator poster project. Pretty cut and dry. The only difficult part was when the image was turned (Black and white). It's actually Tracing the object(theres a button) and then to get each piece in the picture as a object you can mess with separately you hit the Expand button and it outlines and singles out each part. After that it's your game to do with what you will.

Illistrator mesh project. We were supposed to map out an object we owned and add mesh points(a grid system) to light and dark areas and color match them as well to help build an image. The easiest part is tracing(outlining) the object that way you can be more precise in your mesh of the item. The hardest part I found was doing big shaped, it ended up to jumbled in the end. So I had to break the luck cat down into separate pieces(the head, both arms, both legs, the rock and his chest). Iside of each of those areas is there was an object even his toes had to be traced or it would just look like a blob of color. On his head I had a bit of trouble;e with the mesh. However, I think it looks alright if you squint. Out of everything by far the hardest part was that I chose a shinny object because no matter what I could never color match it completely in the time I had since I would have to practically go by each speck of glitter that is on him. It was definitely a fun learning ex

By far one of my favorite projects so far. Had a huge amount of difficulty because my Illustrator CC has been bugging and all my tools are scaled waaaaay to big. Besides that it was fun to try and create my own logos for business cards. Got a lot of random inspiration from friends and family when I couldn't think of five traits for myself. All in all I think I did okay.

Eccentric Adventurous Adeventurous Romantic Romantic Loyalty Eccentric Loyalty Nerdy Nerdy Latest project. Had to rough sketch 50 drawings. First had to come up with five words that describe me(my personality etc.) then each word we had to draw ten ideas for. Eventually one drawing for each word will be picked and they will be turned into a logo/icon.

 First project on Illistrator. Top image is the original one. Bottom image is the calligraphic picture/form of the above image. All in all it was a lot easier to use than Canvas was in some of my earlier projects but this one still had its faults and learning curves to get over. The program itself can be pretty picky about things when you are trying to do certain tasks but you can usually find a way around stuff or end up liking the messed up outcome. There's still a lot I have to learn about this program but it'll be pretty fun doing it.

Project number 3. Was a combination of everything we had learned up to this point. We had to take an image and "Trace" its coordinates to recreate the image as best as we could. The image I traced was the girl. The rest of the picture was just me having fun and creating a world/story behind her. Took almost 14 hours to code this. Had difficulty trying to create  the moon into a crescent shape so I just ended up keeping it a whole circle and putting two smaller black circles in front of it until I got what I wanted. I'm still not liking her hair to much and the finished product is me basically giving up on it. Code: ///background var bkgdgrd = context.createLinearGradient(0,0,0,600); bkgdgrd.addColorStop(0, "black"); bkgdgrd.addColorStop(0.25, "black"); bkgdgrd.addColorStop(0.5,"black"); bkgdgrd.addColorStop(1, "rgba(123, 74, 9, 1)"); context.beginPath(); context.rect(0,0,800,600); context.closePa

My "Pear" project number two. It felt with Bezier Curves that I hate almost as much as circle. I think with a little more playing around I could eventually get a "Pear" like shape. All in all it was pretty fun.