Logo design redux. - Incomplete Version
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"What Art?" Questions
1. The First model seems to be staring off into the distance. The second model seems to be more or less laid back in comparison to the first, and is also looking forward. 2. Both of these images seem to be painted by hand, if I had to guess, I'd say it was made with either oil paint or acrylic paint. 3. The colors used in the images all seem to blend together well, they give it a sort of dirty feel, due to all the browns and reds they used, but they still seem bright and they do seem to pop out. 4. I feel like the artist of the two images was trying to convey a mood of being more relaxed and laid back. If that was the case, I'd say they accomplished it in a less conventional way, in regards to the expressions on the models' faces.
VPA Poster Cont.
In my Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) poster, I tried to incorporate the idea of unity into it. I did this by making the focal point of the design a group of unique individuals who are all performing on stage. To me, this conveys unity because each of the 3 individuals is different in terms of appearance, and the instrument they're playing (in one case no instrument), but they are all performing together, on stage, as one band despite these differences.
1st Semester Reflection
During my 1st semester in my Digital Art class, I was able to create many different kinds of posters, drawings, designs, and even a short animation. I had a lot of fun with creating these projects, some more than others. With most of these, I put a lot of effort into making them, even when I felt as though I was done, I still asked others for feedback so that I could make them even better. I always try to be creative with my ideas and solutions, even when I'm taking inspiration from something else, I always put my own little twist on it to make it stand out. As far as planning these out, it's really more of 50/50; Sometimes I'll make a plan in advance before I start working, but most likely, I'll come up with a brief concept or outline and just make it up as I go along. Occasionally if I make a mistake, I'll try to see if I can incorporate it into the design before getting rid of it. Sometimes my work is reminiscent of something I've seen in the past, other tim...
