Monday, December 14, 2009
Here's the finished product! I added the gold background to give it a rich feeling, but I also have the white finished version that I will print.
I really love this piece. It took almost a month to complete but all the time was well worth it. I really pushed myself for this to turn out well and I learned so much.
Here is the start to my Lil Wayne project. I started out using a gradient mesh to create his face. It is a lot of playing around with the anchors and tones. The biggest thing that I found was to actually sculpt the face as I lay down the gradient mesh points. Once you get the basic structure, for the most part the rest usually follow in accurately. I really am excited about this project. My plan is to make his dreds come out of his hat and then turn into two-dimensional forms to give the piece a different twist.
This is composition I did in Photoshop as well. I really got a sense of how to set up a shoot as well as thinking about the final product.
I feel like I got more into my style with this one. I like Grey and White and Black midtones and then one color to stand out. The red really helps this piece a lot.
This is a piece I did, also in Photoshop, to test out my painting skills in a program. It was a great opportunity to play around with what I can do. If I could go back I would just refine everything a bit more and spend some more time on the trees.
I got pretty far with the car, I just wish I had more time on creating a shadow below onto the grass.
Introduction
Hey everyone!
I would like to share with everyone the process of my portfolio. You will be able to view my projects from my portfolio and the process leading up to the finish products!
As a graphic design student I would love to share with you my journey.
-Sam
I would like to share with everyone the process of my portfolio. You will be able to view my projects from my portfolio and the process leading up to the finish products!
As a graphic design student I would love to share with you my journey.
-Sam
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