- I had to gather information on logo design
- I got to take three logos and annotate them
- Then I had to draw approximately five thumbnail logo sketches
- When I was done I had to pick a logo and draw a full scale version
- I opened up Adobe Illustrator to start making my logo
- My logo is an inspiration of the cartoon network logo because of its simplicity and I changed it to Alternative cities.
- The first thing people will see are the initials then the skyline then finally the byline of the logo.
- The font I was using was on the logo itself is Eagle bold and the font for the logo byline was a Bold blocky font.
- The color on the logo is mainly black and white.
- Since the original Cartoon network logo had negative spacing I used this technique on the white "A" and the white square where the black "C" is.
- This logo is an inspiration the cartoon network logo so the audience I'm focusing on is around all-ages.
- I started with making two basic squares next to each other.
- I image traced the cartoon network logo and took the "C" and "A" in "CARTOON" from the logo
- I added a silhouette of a city landscape and putted it on top of the logo
- lastly I typed "ALTERNATIVE CITIES" to the bottom of the logo
- What went well was that the progression went smoothly with no problems what so ever.
- The only thing That I could improve on is a better use of the city silhouette on top of the logo.
Alex CMblog
Wednesday 18 November 2015
Logo Evaluation
Wednesday 7 October 2015
- Rectangle
- Edit>Fill
- Fill black
- Ctrl+T
- rotate
- Edit> define brush preset
- Alex pencil
- Brush tip shape>spacing 1
- Transfer>Control>pen pressure
- Window>tool presets
- New> alex's pen 1
- New layer> name it silhouette > draw ladybird.
- New layer> soft white brush> 20% opacity
- hold alt>click inbetween two layers
- New layer> name it colour> fill with color of you choice> change normal to overlay
- hold alt>click inbetween two layers
- New layer> name it spots> draw with black brush
- hold alt>click inbetween two layers
- New layer> name it highlights> change normal to color dodge> use textured brush in white
Friday 2 October 2015
This graph shows certain age groups and most people who answered are 10-17 years old |
This graph shows gender groups and it has a 50/50 rank. |
A bit of Bias on this graph as it shows all 10 people said yes. |
This Graph show different ethnicity more white people is the majority. |
This Graph shows if people have ever played a Role playing game. |
Another graph result where it shows 50/50. |
Overall, I really enjoy making this in SurveyMonkey because it quick, easy and you get instant results. However writing questions down was a bit difficult because at the time I didn't know what to type. What I could improve on is that I should add more questions next time.
Thursday 1 October 2015
3D
- Create tab >
- box tool 1 height, 1 width, 1 length
- Select tool > right click > convert > edit poly
- Select polygon> top Surface > Move down
- Select 2 opposite edges > connect
- select new edge > move to back
- select poly > extrude up
- Select 2 bottom edges > connect
- Connect two other edges > connect
- Select > Ctrl > 4 poly > Bevel
Create tab
Shapes>spline (line) > draw half the shape
Modifier stack > Lathe
Drop down lath > Adjust axis with the move tool
Evaluation
Today I used an edit poly on a cube to edit the vertices,
edges and polygons.
This allowed me to edit a cube into a chair and table by
extruding sub objects
Evaluation
I used the lathe tool to make a line spin around 360 degrees
this made a new object.
This method allows you
to make Vases, bottle, cups.
I found this technique fairly easy but it might be
confusing at first.
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