FINAL BLOG: BLOGBOOK

1st version of Blogbook

2nd version of Blogbook

Final blog - Magazine page 

Final page - Share your Work 

Blogbook was created in Blogger.com. The reason for this will be Blogger, actually allows me to create a easy navigated blog. 

RESEARCH FOR THE GENERATION Y PROJECT- (T-SHIRT & BLOG PRINTS)

I was influenced by a book titled 'Creative Type'. My typography idea for the t-shirt and blog design was highlighted from an artist called Lucie.

'Blogbook' title

GENERATION Y- BLOGBOOK.COM- (IMPROVED) - T-SHIRT & BLOG PRINTS

I have scanned a drawn image of a paintbrush, then drawn over the image in Adobe Illustrator. This is the final outcome. 

I used Adobe Illustrator to design the 'Blogbook' title. This is the first try out.  

I have decided to apply the colour red onto the bottom half of the title. Blue is only applied onto the top section of the title. 

The first illustration i did do for my prints and blog was a computer. The computer illustration was created by taking a photograph, then importing the photograph into Adobe Illustrator. So i was able to draw it in Illustrator.   

Lastly, i have changed the computer to a paintbrush. 

To insert the image of the paintbrush into Adobe Illustrator; i have clicked onto file menu using the mouse. Within, the file menu I scroll down to select place.  

Then I have to send the image to the back, of the title. 

GENERATION Y- BLOGBOOK.COM - (IMPROVED) - DESIGNING THE T-SHIRT

This project is about the new young generation. I have chosen to design a blog which is specially made for creative young people; who like to make a conversation about anything creative. This blog delivers information on design agencies, work experience or design shops. The aim of my project is to develop Blogbook.com as a creative business.


My t-shirt idea was to print the welcome page at the back of the t-shirt. The company logo is printed on the front of the T-shirt. So the t-shirt identifies the company, the prints on both sides of the t-shirt has obtained creaks to give a creative approach. 


The prints are printed on a light green t-shirt to complete the creative look, plus there is a little green in the blog. 


The images below, show a step to step method of how the prints where located onto the t-shirt. 

printed try out- Before printing out my final print design, i have decided to print out a mock-up to see what a reversed image will look like. 

CUT OUT THE PRINTS 

1st print

2nd print 

The print ironed onto the t-shirt 

Reveal the print 

Final Outcome 

FINAL BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN

MY PORTFOLIO: UNIT 7

MAKING THE GAMEBOARD:BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN:(SKETCHES & RESEARCH)

The sketches just shows what i was thinking. However my ideas did change while creating Backgammon In The Garden. I looked at a book titled Crazy Design to give me ideas. 

MAKING THE ROSES: BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN

THE FIRST VERSION OF BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN- WITHOUT MUSIC (working Progress)

MAKING THE GAME DEMO:BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN: TRIAL

These are examples of the game being played as a trial. 

MAKING THE GAME DEMO:BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN- STILL IMAGES

These are examples of still images, which are used in the game demo.  To create the still images i've taken pictures of every move, the characters have made in the game. After, rolling the dice i've moved the characters, according to which number that appears on the dice. 

MAKING THE GAME DEMO: BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN:(ROLLING THE DICE)

To make the game more realistic, i've decided to proceed action into the game. i did this by rolling the dice while recording. These videos are inserted into the game demo. 

 

MAKING THE GAME DEMO: BACKGAMMON IN THE GARDEN:INSERTING AND EDITING TRACKS

To indicate if the player misses a go i've inserted a sad tune, to indicate if the player makes a move onto the gameboard, i have inserted a cheerful tune. After, i've inserted the music i've edited the track according to the movement of the game.