For this design project, I needed to understand the
difference between a pixel and a vector image, and how to
use all the tools in Illustrator to create a vector image that
resembles a pixel image. Professionals in this industry need
to create realistic and great-quality vector images that can
be manipulated in any way and not lose their quality, unlike
a pixel image. The audience for this project included my
design classmates and my design instructor who would
critique my work for my learning benefit. This document
represents skills required for creating the most life-like
vector images possible, and achieving realistic looks by
using different tools available. This document shows the
different tools I used in different parts of the picture. The
final product shows how I combined these tools for the best
possible outcome of a realistic-looking vector image.
For this design project, I needed to understand how to blend
multiple pixel images into one background pixel image in a
smooth way, as if the picture was taken naturally and has
been untouched. The audience for this project were my
classmates and my instructor of the design class. This
document represents skills using the tools necessary in
Photoshop to achieve a smooth, balanced, blended pixel
image made up from several separate pixel images on a
backdrop. The final product shows how I achieved the
balanced look using all the required tools.
For this project, I needed to understand how to create
different groupings of content that would correlate with
different aspects of the TV show Dr Who, and to wrap that
content text into an image of Dr Who actor David Tennant’s
upper half, using the differing shades to mark different
groups of content. The audience was only myself and my
design instructor for critiquing. This document represents
skills required to manipulate and align text in all the different
ways possible, as well as import in pictures to use as a
guideline. The final product shows how I successfully
manipulated the text to create an image of David Tennant,
and group the text depending on the size and importance of
the content.