Digital Photography and Imaging/ PROJECT 2 EPORTFOLIO: Photoshop Exercises.

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 LEBON STEPHANIE AMELIE JUDITH  0362853

Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design ( Honors) in Creative Media/ Taylors University

PROJECT 2 EPORTFOLIO (PHOTOSHOP EXERCISES)

 INSTUCTIONS


PROJECT 2A: Digital Imaging Exercises.

Hearst Mansion week 5:

Fig 1.1 Shazam in Hearst Mansion.

Fig 1.2 I am in Hearst Mansion.

Recoloring Black and White week 6:

Fig 2.1 Recoloring Exercise 1.


Fig 2.2 Recoloring Exercise 2.


Double Exposure week 7:
Fig 3.1 Double Exposure.

Fig 3.2 My Own Double Exposure.


PROJECT 2B: Poster Design 

TISDC 2024 POSTER COMPETITION
CATEGORY: VISUAL DESIGN
THEME: EQUALITY
SIZE FORMAT: A1 (300dpi)

Instruction:

Student are required to create a poster design composition using elements of photography, typography and vector graphics.  
Photography is from DPI.
Typography and vector graphics is from IVN.

Theme: Equality
Category: Visual Design 

References:


Simplistic poster design with white background that spreads a strong message.

Process:

Concept art for poster.


Creating an  at home studio to take pictures of the apples.

Using Lightroom to color adjust the image to my liking.


Using AI in Photoshop to extend the image before exporting to Illustrator.

Typography I designed on Illustrator I-Pad that I later on scrapped for being to busy.

Changed the typography  to something simple to match the 'vibe' and added a boarder.

Final poster:


Description: This poster using apples for a metaphor as people symbolizing how regardless of the color of our skin we are all human and she be treated equally. 

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