Friday, October 17, 2014

So I recreated the D.C. logo through Art Illustrator. I was pretty proud of myself because it came out pretty much identical! Can you tell the difference?


 The logo on the bottom left is the one I made. The logo at the top right is the original.

I also recreated the MSN logo using pathfinder and the anchor point tool in Adobe Art Illustrator. The logo on the bottom right is the one I made.
I created this image of the WWF panda using mostly the pen tool. I am pretty happy with the results. It isn't perfect but it's pretty close. The panda that I've recreated is the bigger logo at the top right. The original logo is at the bottom left.

Here are 20 logos, used by different companies, I have found on www.goodlogos.com


Tuesday, October 7, 2014

4 Designs Book Cover

This is the cover to my 4 designs book. It is titled Please Elaborate because the theme of my design book is very chaotic and random. I used a lot of vibrant colors. They are the same scheme as my color design. I used a piece of my line design in the background with a gradient just like I did in my fills design.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Color scheme

These are the colors I used in my color design. I used what is called the square color scheme.

The colors used are different shades of: Red, Orange, Blue, and Yellow

Monday, September 29, 2014

4 designs books

These are four designs I had come up with. In the line design the focal point is the white wing-like pattern overlapping the black swirls.  I used shapes and gradients and actually put my line design with gradients underneath a live trace to make the face stand out in the Shapes/ fills picture. The star to the top left is the focal point of the pattern fills design. It is bigger than the rest of the stars. I also used different lighter patterns that I custom made to have it stand out. In the last picture (color) the focal point is the circle with the gradient as well as the star with the gradient. The are covered with a blue shape that also has a gradient. They stand out because they are the only shapes with gradients.