Web Design - Semester 2 - Week 14

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Eros

We were assigned the task of branding a new company. A website mock-up and two logos were to be created. We were told that "Eros" wished to market themselves as a "Tea and Coffee Garden". They wanted to see subtle hints of Greek Mythology (which was incorporated into one of the logos), as well as a professional and modern look. They wanted "simplicity accented with powerful and passionate imagery".

Anne and I partnered up for this project.

This is what we came up with:







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Web Design - Semester 2 - Week 14

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We received feedback on some of our work and made the necessary changes.
Here are the improved versions of my mobile apps:

Nike:



Dove:




Click to see v.01



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Web Design - Semester 2 - Week 14

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My web design class is actually split into two separate parts (two different profs as well). One is design and one is development. I've come to terms with what seems to be a reality: I'm not a developer! At least... not yet. After much frustration and procrastination (I couldn't bring myself to spend any more time developing.. it was getting that tedious for me), I put together my portfolio site, version one(of many to come). There are still bugs that I have to fix and am therefore not making it official, but here are some screen captures:








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Web Design - Semester 2 - Week 11

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Mobile

Here are some iPhone mock apps I designed

Nike+ Re-design:






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Dove:

Photography - Semester 2 - Week 10

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Painting with light! I was so excited for this assignment because I've been meaning to experiment with this. Some of my favourites:












*Thanks to Misty for lending a hand! And some other body parts.

Typography - Semester 2 - Week 10

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Here's a mock CD sleeve I completed for class. Our task was to incorporate a collage into our design so I came up with this:


Original photo of collage I did:


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I chose to focus on the british band 'Nizlopi'. I love their style. (Thanks to Nicole for introducing me to their music!)

Here's a taste:

Krystal

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I thought I'd try my hand at using a Seneca Wacom again and I have to say I've fallen in love (now that I've gotten the hang of it). Here's an illustration I did using Illustrator and Photoshop:
Scroll down to see the steps to version one








Original:


*Thanks to Krystal Reeve and Stephen M Loban for letting me use their photo!

Base: Illustrator
Hair/Blending/Touchups: Photoshop

Storyboarding - Semester 2 - Week 9

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