Showing posts with label Adobe Illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adobe Illustrator. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Vector Illustration






Assets


Artist Statement: 

The image I chose to replicate is an image of myself.     I started this project by outlining the main features of my face and later went in and added the details and colors. I wanted the hair to look as realistic as possible so I added several different tones to make the  highlights  stand out. This was done using individual pen strokes. 

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Exquisite Corpse: Ted


Artist Statement: 

An exquisite corpse consists of three separate , segmented sketches to form one image.   This image was created using primarily the pen tool  in Adobe Illustrator. The clouds were created using a custom brush stroke designed in illustrated. I also incorporated a series of gradients to create  a gradient sky. 

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Logo Design


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Artist Statement:

Gluten Freedom is a fictional  bakery cafe that  specializes in Gluten Free desserts,  sweets, and treats providing those with a gluten intolerance a delectable journey of pure gluten free ingredients. We make gluten free living easy. After analyzing my sketches, I decided to use this version of the logo design because it is the most appealing and immediately catches the eye of my target market, as it is extremely rare to find a bakery that specializes in Gluten Free desserts. I chose pink as my main color because pink frosting stands out and additionally compliments our contemporary theme. I chose to use a simple, yet elegant font that is simple to read from a distance. 




Sunday, September 20, 2015

Caligramme




Artist Statement: 

For the Caligramme in Apollinaire’s way project, I found it fitting to use a French symbol: the Fleur-de-Lis. This symbol represents perfection and unity. Yoga is something I practice daily and the root meaning of yoga is “yuj” (meaning “unity” or “yoke”.) I used Adobe Illustrator to create the line-work to create the outline of the shape. The Fleur-de-lis is made up quotes that inspire my yoga practice. Spacing of the quotes was adjusting to ensure the shape desired was created.