Spark; Project One
1) I chose this picture because taking photos is something I enjoy to do, whether it's in my free time, or I'm actually getting paid to take some photos, I really like to take photos.
2) Some design choices I made was my name. I did think that the simple box was clean, but it felt boring and bland, so I decided to change the font and shape it was in. 3) One thing I did well on this project was my placement of my name, it was clean where it was put, and you could definitely see the picture behind it. 4) One thing I would change if I did this project again would be trying out different images and just experiment. Play around with the app more, and just learn new ways to design. |
1) I chose this picture to because I'm still here, loving to take photos. A camera is something that defines me, it tells a story. A picture can be worth a million words, just endless stories that we tell.
2) Some design choices I made was changing the placement of the picture just a bit and my name format. My name is a lot fancier now and it looks not as clean. 3) One thing I did well on this project was the picture. It really defines me as a person, a person who likes to take photos. 4) One thing I would change if I did this project again would be to try out a different photo, see what else defines me. |
Feelings Portrait
This topic is very serious. In this case, I wanted to raise awareness towards this topic. I chose this font because it looks very much like a typewriter. The reason why there are so many words, it's that important. The bolded words are the ones repeating. The color, any color other than black, white, or gray wouldn't fit into the mood. These colors really gave the reader or the viewer put in the mood of pity or sadness. Depression comes for people out of nowhere, it can lead to serious mistakes, especially ones that you wish you could regret. The gradient just gives more of a dramatic effect. This background is supposed to be gloomy.
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This picture, it's funny because I didn't know what to do, until I searched up "depressed poses". I hadn't known what or how people cope with depression, until I saw this pose. It shows that a person can sometimes want to hide. Or even be gone. Their head laying down so no one can see their face, they're basically trying to be as small as possible. They might be feeling mad, sad, jealous. Something to make them feel this type of way.The hood is on the head to hide more of themselves, hoping no one will see them this way. As if, they'd been faking the whole time, and they never felt happy for a long time. But of course, there must be a time in their life when they were happy.
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This is my first choice, which also is right now my favorite one. This gives a sadness vibe, and the bolded depression words really stand. I used the luminous tool to change the filter of the pose.
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This one made a more dark background, just to make it more dramatically sad. Not only that, blue is more of a sadness vibe, in that meaning, gray and blue are perfect for sadness. I still used the luminous tool to make it more sad.
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In this choice, I made myself smaller, as if the words are surrounding them with so much stress and anxiety. The background is even darker and there are some new colors. The first one is still my favorite.
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In this choice, I kept the background color from the first one, except it's a bit darker with grays. I experimented with the fonts, but I really like the old font better because it's like a typewriter. This also includes more words in the background.
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I thought, it was time to change the placement of where I pose. I put myself in the middle, to make it more dramatic, and more visible to see that the person is covered in all the words being said. Over all, out of these five, I really like the first one.
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This is my interview video for the portrait art I created.
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Laser Cut Journal
Today I worked on my laser cutting project. I traced the images, and surprisingly, I'm done. The text was easy, since I only had to type the text in. That is is today.
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