Coming soon; Needle-Tail Energy Drink. Yet another class project being uploaded, though this is of my own free will mainly because I'm happy with it. Here you go community.

Business Card Design! Go!

As the title says I'm here with another weekly design from class. This one involved us making business cards. I went through a few designs, but finally settled on one I liked. Look below to see.

Ah what fun this project was. I had to struggle through Photoshop's lousy text quality and in the end, decided to use Illustrator to get it over and done with. So, just to let you know the programs I used, they were;

Photoshop CS6
Illustrator CS6

Hope you all enjoyed, keep updated to see more designs like the one below.

Flash is Toture With Animations.

Well, because flash was a devilish horror of which my classmates and I have keeled in terror, I decided to finally show the fruits of my labor with my animations! So, here they are. Rate them as you choose.

So now you've seen the animations, but you don't quite know the struggle. Granted, they aren't the best, but I'm proud of the art in the Space Race. I went through and edited it pixel by pixel just to make it look great.

Prisoner of Harmony

 Alright, so the class wanted me to make an illustration of myself using color harmony. We see how well that went, no? Anyways, this was only half the project. I started out with but a simple children's picture of my younger days, and went from there. The picture can be found below.

So after managing to outline the picture, add some color to myself, and struggle throughout the backgrounds, I finally decided for a bit of humor. Which is where the ribcage came from. I was pretty frustrated at this point with it, and I felt trapped. So, I decided to say "I'm a prisoner of harmony." hence the name. We had to use Color Harmony to our advantage. So, we had a choice. I chose Analogous, using a Blue, Purple, and Orange harmony for it. So with that, I hope you enjoyed this weekly update, make sure to keep an eye out for more.
But wait! There's more! We also had to put them on shirts! Oh yes, a brilliant way to finish a project no? Well, below you'll see the finished shirt designs.