2d outcomes and process
For this process, I used my 3d Sketchup model and rendered the model that I had talked about before to a pen sketch, I found a neat and sharp-looking one then applied it and took some screenshots. Here are the results: North elevation. South elevation. West elevation. North-West 3d perspective drawing. AA Section. AA section with perspective. Another one with perspective. South-west elevation Overall I think this process was successful, and the outcomes are to my satisfaction, although I haven't used colors I will include them in my design boards from the SketchUp model that I made. Another point is that I know those aren't actually Sections and elevations, however, I specifically used them to communicate my design in a more understandable way,.
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ReplyDeleteWeek 2 Advertising
Part 1 blog post Research
On your blog post for week 2 Advertising, show an advert that you consider to be a good example of advertising, then discuss the following:
1. What makes good design?
2. What is typography ?
3. Research An advert / or a designer – See example below
4. Advert design and layout – See example below
5. Using text and image in advertising – See example below
6. What is a Tagline
7. What is a Logo
8. The message in advertising
9. Methods of getting your attention in advertising
10. Reaching a Target Audience in advertising
Part 2: Create a blog post to show the amazing work that you created in class – Pixlr and Adobe express.
Here you will need to write about your work, for example,
• why you chose the Advert design and layout – see example below
• why you chose the text and image
• What is the message in advertising
• Who is the target audience – see example below
Part 3:
For one of your adverts. Create a blog post to demonstrate how you have used the software, in either Pixlr or Adobe express. Here you will need to show screen shots of how you create your work