Final Project ( Fashion To Wear )

Material

Arranging the polkadots

Sticking the polkadots

Done!

       This is the shirt I have designed. We are given many themes for example Punky, Sporty, Retro, Vintage and Haute Couture. I decided to choose Retro as my theme for the shirt design. I choose Retro because it is nice and more interesting.

       The concept and idea I use in this shirt is simple and classic. I designed some medium and small dot to make it look classic and retro.

        I use the yellow colour for the shirt because yellow represented positive and cheerful. I use yellow because I am always positive and aim high. I use this kind of yellow because it can give us the retro feeling. For the second colour, I use blue and violet colour. Blue colour because it show confident and calm. Violet colour because it show passion and dignity. The other reason I use blue and violet is because it looks very good when it combine with yellow colour.

        The type of shirt I use is cotton because cotton is good and really comfortable to wear. Beside, cotton is also easy to find and have a affordable price.

         To conclude, this is the Retro shirt that I have designed. This shirt is good and suitable for every people at different ages.

Final Project (Pop Up Book)

This is the print out of my background

Cut at the middle to make it pop

And this is the result!

Final Project ( Ink + Watercolor )

This is my sketches for my design of Captain America shield. 

After finished the sketches, I coloured it using watercolour. I used 2 different colours which is blue and red. I used red colour for the typography and the blue colour for background.

After that, I used artline pen to do the touch up to make it looks more interesting and attractive.

Subject Matter (Shoe)

I used hatching, cross hatching and random techniques by using artline pen to create the shading.  And this is the result.

Landscape

- Using chinese ink and artline pen.

Rendering Shading Technique

Hatching

- A technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing.

- The quantity, thickness and spacing of the lines will affect the brightness of the overall image, and emphasize forms creating the illusion of volume.

Cross Hatching

- Layers of hatching applied at different angles to create different textures and darker tones.

Contour Hatching

- Uses line to map the curved surface of depicted forms in a drawing.

- This technique involves curved contours to describe rounded organic form

Scrumbling / Random

- Various textures result depending on whether these short hatches are applied vertically, at right angles, following a contour or at random angles.

Stippling / Dots

- Use tiny dots to create value.

- The creation of a pattern simulating varying degrees of solidity or shading by using small dots.

Colour Toning

Mock-Up For Final

This is my mock-up for final assignment Graphic Design. Making Pop-Up book. Title for my book is "Snail Tail!". My book in small size (A6 size). Here is my progress...

Research

Example of my pop-up book. (First trial)

Sketches

Illustrate in AI

Split Complementary and Colour Harmony

Split Complementary.

- Colour scheme is a variation of the complementary colour scheme. 

- Has the same strong visual contrast as the complementary colour scheme but has less tension.

- It uses the two "Analogous" colours adjacent to its complement.

Colour Harmony.
- Nature's way of saying that two or more things together make sense.
- Represents a satisfying balance or unity of colours.

Development Process

Making our own logo from 2D to 3D design. First do the quick sketches. Then apply shape. After that, make a box to do the 3D. After finishing the 3D design, use artline pen to do the outline. 

Colour Value

Colour Value is defined as the relative lightness or darkness of a color. Value (lightness) describes overall intensity to how light or dark a color is. It is the only dimension of color that may exist by itself. 

These are the color value that we make using primary color; YELLOW, RED, BLUE. Starts with the color, we keep on adding white color to get the lightest color. 

Colour Temperature

Color temperatures over 5,000K are called cool colors (bluish white), while lower color temperatures (2,700–3,000 K) are called warm colors (yellowish white through red).

WARM COLOUR : 

• Yellow
• Yellow Orange
• Orange
• Orang Red
• Red
• Red Violet

COLD COLOUR

• Violet
• Violet Blue
• Blue
• Blue Green
• Green 
• Green Yellow

Hands-On Exercise : Elements Of Design

TEXT : A printed or written word that can be read.

ILLUSTRATION : A picture or something that illustrate. It is used to explain or decorate a text.

TEXTURE: The visual and especially tactile quality of a surface.

COLOUR : Specific hues and has 3 properties (Chroma, Intensity, Value).

SHAPE : 2-Dimensional line with no form or thickness : Flat.

LINE : A mark used to define a shape.

Colour Wheel

PRIMARY COLOURS - are colours that cannot be created through the mixing of other colours. The three primary colours is RED - YELLOW - BLUE.

SECONDARY COLOURS -  combine any two of the Primary Colour, then get three new mixtures called secondary colours.

Yellow + Red = ORANGE

Red + Blue = VIOLET or PURPLE

Blue + Yellow = GREEN

COLOUR WHEEL

Yellow 
Yellow Orange
Orange
Orange Red
Red
Red Purple
Purple
Purple Blue
Blue
Blue Green
Green
Green Yellow