2nd Year Photography

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Drawings - MORE IN MY FOLDER

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This is a cubism piece for the Chi Fest project. I used paint for this. I think getting the shapes right were done well, I like how I made the shades extra big and the guy's hat. I think what could be improved is the colour, I think at the time we were told that cubism usually has 2-3 colours but adding green, yelloew, purple and getting rid of grey would have been better.

For this I had to draw a picture of a building but make the angles look funny, This was a german expressionism piece. I used pastels for this. I think the drawing in general went well. I could improve by using better colours together (not having light blue with bright yellow & orange) and doing either lots of detail or none at all.

For this I had to draw a monster for the ident project. I used ink for this. I think the proportion and detail went well. I could improve by making the dragon look more ferocious and by doing a more exciting pose, like flying and breathing fire for example.

I used Photoshop for this. I think everything went well from colour, to how I positioned everything, the effects. I don't think I need to improve for this, especially since it was displayed at Saatchi.

Materials I used were paint. I was proud of it because I got good feedback, including being told that it looks like a real photo. I think i did a good job at this, I think the different tones, shading, details are what makes this brilliant. I wouldn't need to improve this.

This is a collage. I think I did well by making sure all the pieces got room to stand out. I don't think I need to improve for this.

I did this on Photoshop. I think the idea in general went well. I think I could have improved by making more lampposts come out the sides so they look like crosses, it would have looked mad but it may be impossible.

Another Photoshop piece, I think it went well by making it have a trippy look. I could improve by choosing a better colour than red, at the time I thought they contrasted best but now I think something like green would look better.

This was another Photoshop piece for Chelsea. I think this went well by having the Chelsea text in the background, as well as the photos which I edited. I could have improved by having a couple of more things to cover up the slanted road. This was also displayed at Saatchi.

Materials used were pencil and pastels. I think the style came out well.

I included this because it is a type of drawing... light drawing. The photos came out well but with more practice and good ideas that pop up I could make some of the best light drawings ever.

This is one of many rejected posters for the Chi Fest project but I thought it was good enough so I'm glad I can include it here. I think the drawing went well, also I liked the 'transparent' look. I think I could have improved by using better font.

A screenshot of the last frame of my BBC ident. I made this by photographing the robot suit doing different positions then going into Photoshop and adding pictures of space, with a planet for it to be on. I used Movie Maker to animate it.

A poster design for my final project. More designs HERE.

For this we had to design fonts that had to be inspired by genres, the first one is a techno font so I made it blocky. The second one is art nouveau because of the squirly handwriting.

Pictures of our visit to Saatchi. More gallery pics HERE

This is everything from the Chi Festr project, the final poster, the final logo etc. I did all of this on Photoshop. It finally went well after a lot of criticism. I like how I conquered the 'classical' look, after I originally wanted to make the designs look fun.

This is a slide of my concept for the titles of Skyfall. More can be seen HERE.

My far east book cover for Beautifully Unhinged. The final 4 that were picked can be seen HERE. Other designs can be seen HERE.

Tim Marrs inspired piece for the CD project.