Digital Photography and Imaging ~ Week 6
Justin Cleon (0375523)
29 Oct 2024 - 5 Nov 2024 (Week 6)
|| Exercise 1 and 2
Table of Contects
1. Lectures
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3. Exercise 2 (Advanced)
Figure 3.6 Exercise #4 (Process)
4. Reflection
1. Lectures
Lecture
(Week 6)
: Poster
Design
Figure 1.1 Poster Design
The 7
Principles
of Poster
Design:
Figure 1.2 Emphasis
1.
Emphasis
The
principles
of design
are rules
to create
effective
and
attractive
compositions.
2.
Balance
and
Alignment
Design
principles
serve as
guidelines
for
creating
effective
and
attractive
compositions.
3.
Contrast
Contrast
makes a
design
"pop" and
stick in
memory.
The
background
should be
different
from
element
colors for
better
readability.
4.
Repetition
Using two
typefaces
or three
colors
creates
natural
repetition,
which
strengthens
design.
5.
Proportion
Proportion
is about
the size
and weight
of
elements
and their
relationships.
Breaking
down the
design
into
sections
helps
understand
it
better.
6.
Movement
Movement
guides the
eye from
one
element to
the next,
helping
communicate
information.
7. White
Space
White
space is
the empty
area
surrounding
design
elements.
Simply
giving
elements
more
breathing
room can
make a
design
successful.
2.
Exercise
1 (Basic)
For the task for exercise 1 is quite simple, just using the brush without masking will get the work done. So therefore, I think this task is to make us more familiar with the brush tool, especially with different sizes, hardness, eraser tools to remove something that has excessive brushes. We also just blend mode (overlay/soft light) to control the colour, lightning, and texture.
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Figure 2.2 Exercise #1 (After)
Figure 2.3 Exercise #1 (Process)
3. Exercise 2 (Advanced)
The task for exercise 2 is a bit more advanced and challenging compared to the first one. The hair is very textured and the portrait is more complex. So, we must use "Quick Selection Tool", refine edge judge tool to ease selection in "Select & Mask", and so on. That's why we cannot simply use brushes and erasers only.
Figure 3.1 Exercise #2 (Before)
Figure 3.2 Exercise #2 (After)
Figure 3.3 Exercise #2 (Process)
Figure 3.4 Exercise #3 (Before)
Figure 3.5 Exercise #4 (After)
4. Reflection
For this practical exercise, it's quite challenging and I finished it because it has 3 parts of the task and only 1 week to finish it. But during the process, while watching the video tutorial really helped me to do this practical exercise, especially in some parts, I was confused. At this time, I realized that always learning and practicing is essential and more important than any skill out there.
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