Category: Practical Exercises

For my first poster, I used Adobe illustrator to create a landscape of some mountains to be the background. To start, I made the background blue, with a layer of green at the bottom. I then drew out some mountains and filled them in grey with a white top and blended them to create this… Continue reading Self-promational image posters

For my first portrait, I wanted to make it look realistic but not actually realistic. For the background I used many different shades of blue of different opacities to create shapes/squares (using the rectangle tool) and made a cool pattern out of them. For my actual portrait I first outlined my head and shoulders to… Continue reading Adobe photoshop self portraits

For my first portrait, I used a self portrait which I then turned the opacity to 25%. I then used the pen tool to outline everything, doing one thing at a time. After I outlined what I needed to, I filled in the colours one at a time while layering them to make my portrait… Continue reading Adobe illustrator self portraits

For my first personal logo, I chose to go with an art theme but I love doing art. For the first letter in my name I decided to turn the hole in the “A” into a star because I love stars. I turned the “L” into a paintbrush and turned the “O” into a paint… Continue reading Conceptually designed personal logos

For my first typographical name logo, I decided to flip my last name upside down and make my first name fit nicely on top of it because it looks creative and my first name fits really well like this. I chose the colours of the non-binary flag as that represents what I am, it also… Continue reading Typographical name logos