extra task

(1)

draw the ball shape, 1 ball shape 1 layer.

ball 1,

ball 2,

ball 3,

ball 4 ... ...

when the ball 5, draw oval-shaped and can use the smudge tool make look fast.

finish:

(2)

open the imege, use the forward wrap tool to make the cloth float.

use the pucker tool and bloat tool to change the cloud.

all timeline layer

finish:

task 1 - gif

(1)

- open new layer in photoshop

- open the timeline from window

- draw a circle and its shadow 

- can adjust the tween and set delay

(2)

- open a image in photoshop

*- open new layer 

*- open the liquify from filter

*- use the forward warp tool

repeat 2 or 3 time (*) step

- open the timeline from window

- open layer of timeline (4 layer)

- can adjust the tween and set delay

final poster

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stone

use the Photoshop...

stamps

use the photoshop...

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poster

use the adobe illustrator...

SELF-BRANDING POSTER DESIGN (VERSION 3)

SELF-BRANDING POSTER DESIGN (VERSION 1)

SELF-BRANDING POSTER DESIGN (VERSION 2)

GRAPHIC DESIGN HISTORY

assignment：

final project

- watercolour pen art
- watercolour pen illustration
- watercolour and pen design

sketches：

sketch 1

sketch 2

sketch 3

proccess：

Finish：

water colour

Watercolors have been a choice of medium for many artists and illustrators over the years.  They are relatively inexpensive and easy to use "on site".  Watercolors are noted by their translucency.  Although white is sometimes available as a color, most watercolor purists accept that the "whites" should be produced by the whiteness of the surface.  By varying the amount of water used to thin the paints, a range of value can be produced. 

Watercolors are mostly used on papers.  Watercolor papers are available in a variety of thicknesses and "tooth".  Thicker papers are able to accept more water without wrinkling and are generally more expensive. 

Watercolor paints are produced as dry cakes that activate when water is added to them.  They also come in tubes like traditional paints.

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exercise：

Ink

A Bit About Ink

All of the tutorials on this page involve the use of inks.  Ink can be applied to a surface through a pen or by brush.  Ink has been a reliable medium for many illustrators because of its permanence, versatility and its ability to be reproduced accurately.

Inks come in a variety of colors and can be applied to a variety of surfaces. 

Mostly inks are applied to smooth surfaced papers, but watercolor paper is also an acceptable surface.  Inks can be applied to dried watercolor paintings and are often used in conjunction other mediums.  

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metals: Chinese ink and pen

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