Assessment Activity Digital Imaging

Learning Activity 8 Digital Imaging

I chose this design style for the exercise because I wanted to give each photo similar importance and a basic design made sense. Ive narrowed the three domestic related photos in the middle to a band and focused in a little more on the nature shots, and the green bags are an attempt to try and tie the rows together.
I used the jpeg option for this blog post as it was small, quick, and good enough quality to be veiwed on a computer monitor.

La9 Digital Imaging

I chose this background because I liked the texture.

A2. Photostory as background.

Learning Activity 7 Digital Imaging (Re Submission)

The Nutbuster 3000

Promote Blog Excercise (re-submision)

This is my second attempt at this exercise. I changed the "Drop in..." font type and position to give it a more dynamic look.

Design Module Learning Activity 13

This image was done with photoshop using layers and the warp-tool. I chose this quote because I could immediately visualise what I would do with the words "Big Shadow"

Digital Imaging Learning Activity 6

DIgital Imaging Learning activity5 Levels

Learning Activity 12 Good and bad type

 Bad examples of typeface....

 Good examples of typeface......

DIgital Imaging Learning activity4 Cropping

This image has been cropped to emphisize the drip system creating the "drip letters" at MONA

This photo has been cropped and turned 90 degrees to correct the orientation of the captured image.

This one hase been cropped to remove distracting and unnecessary parts of the photo.

 This was cropped to change the dynamic of the photo to make the light look almost like a UFO that might rise into the trees above.

 

Learning Activity 10

Learning Activity 9

Cover for Club newsletter

Website layout

Bussiness card layout

Learning activity 8 Grids

 Grids indicated in red.

This example does not adhere to a grid as the text at the top-left is on an angle compared with the text below it. Also the red circular 'sticker' design at lower right is on a different angle and randomly placed in relation to other text. 

The layout of the images in this example is obviously in an off-set hexagonal pattern with the text at top and bottom not in relation to this.

Andy Warhols "Marylin Monroe"

This magazine image seems to demonstrate a fairly tight grid.

Learning Activity 6 "White Space"

Even a white car parked out the front of this very white bussiness !