Photoshop Room

This was an interesting assignment for me to work on, we turned a 2-dimensional sketch of a 1-point perspective into a an interesting space with a some what believable room. This project was know small feet, I had to use many different tools to make this room, as well as many different images. But to tell you the truth, it was a lot of work, but not really that hard if one was to look at it one step at a time. Like I said before it was not hard just a lot of work. 

I made this assignment a little be hard on my self because I did not work more on developing what I wanted the space to look like. I worked a little on my thumbnail sketch, but I should have put more time into them. In the end I the assignment was completed, I just need to remember to develop my vision more in the future.

Uris Giron

Patterns within a Pattern

     Patterns within a pattern, that's a deep thought to think about, but I gave it a go with this image above. The image was created on Photoshop, I used an already made pattern, just a simple two shade pattern and modified its shape to what I wanted it to look like. I wanted to include seven images in my pattern from my  Elements and Principles of Design  posters I made a few days ago. 

Can you tell me what images I used? 

     

     So I made sure I picked my spaces carefully. I made this images' color composition a tetradic one. The colors seemed to express the culture I researched for my E and P design posters.  

Uris Giron

Elements and Principles of Design

       The Elements and Principles of Design, this was a fun poster to put together. I was given the chance to look at these concepts again. It is always good to go back to the foundations of design. I can honestly say that I have forgotten about some of these concepts before when it came to designing a project, but making this poster, I think, will help me remember them when I need to use them. For my most recent project, I made sure to run it throw all the elements and principles of design to get a greater understating of what the object really was that I was looking at.
 
       I used the colors blue and orange, because they are complementary colors. The blue gives the viewer a calming feeling when the orange makes the viewer more alert. I made the colors run vertical because I think that it would make the viewers more attentive to the information that was on the posters.

Uris Giron

Wacom, Farm house on the Palouse

       This piece was done about a week ago while experimentaing with a Wacom tablet on Adobe Illustrator. I abstracted this picture of a farm house on the palouse. I wanted to break down this image to a more basic form. I figured that using a limited amount of colors, I could break down this image into its simplest form. This exercise was a great way for me to play around with a Wacom tablet. I have an HP Touchsmart laptop, but for some reason it did not feel the same as the tablet. The Wacom tablet's stylus was a different twist on drawing, different but good.

       This image is of the same image I abstracted above, I used a tool I learned about on another project I was working on. It is quite an interesting tool on Illustrator, it is call "live trace". This tool can abstract an image in a number of ways. It is a tool to remember when in the need of a creative push.

Uris Giron