This is the bike vector project that we were asked to make. My first draft is up on top. My finished version is on the bottom. I had a lot of fixing to do, including getting the bike to look like an actual bike!
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Bike
This is the bike vector project that we were asked to make. My first draft is up on top. My finished version is on the bottom. I had a lot of fixing to do, including getting the bike to look like an actual bike!
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Vector Watch
This is my first vector project where I was asked to create a piece that had to do with time. The vector image can look anywhere from realistic to a more generalized look and the entire project had to be completed in Illustrator.
While starting the process to create my timepiece, I started with a bit of research and sketching.
The point of sketching was to get any ideas onto paper and do some thinking. I chose to do my time piece as a watch. In the sketches, I tried to figure out the shape of the face and to go digital or analog.
My first draft, I wanted to go with a Harry Potter theme with the deathly hallows, but the concept wasn't working the way I wanted it to and the color scheme wasn't going as well as I thought either. I wanted to go with a more realistic look so I needed to make a few changes. . . more like a lot of changes.
After doing some more visual research and learning a few more tricks from my teacher and some fellow designers, I was able to change the look of my watch to a more realistic time piece with dimension and lighting details.
This watch meets the project requirements in that it was completed in Illustrator and has been formed to look like a realistic watch. It has lighting and blending modes that make it look this way and completes the project. Mission accomplished!
While starting the process to create my timepiece, I started with a bit of research and sketching.
The point of sketching was to get any ideas onto paper and do some thinking. I chose to do my time piece as a watch. In the sketches, I tried to figure out the shape of the face and to go digital or analog.
My first draft, I wanted to go with a Harry Potter theme with the deathly hallows, but the concept wasn't working the way I wanted it to and the color scheme wasn't going as well as I thought either. I wanted to go with a more realistic look so I needed to make a few changes. . . more like a lot of changes.
After doing some more visual research and learning a few more tricks from my teacher and some fellow designers, I was able to change the look of my watch to a more realistic time piece with dimension and lighting details.
This watch meets the project requirements in that it was completed in Illustrator and has been formed to look like a realistic watch. It has lighting and blending modes that make it look this way and completes the project. Mission accomplished!
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