Graphic Design

Digital Imaging

The objective of Digital Imaging was to understand the power of Photoshop and compositing images into new and creative artwork from photographs I took. To be able to take a photo I took and enhance, change, and create new and exciting works is something special in itself.

Purpose

Software Used

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Magazine Campaign

The aim of developing a custom character in 2D is to gain expertise in character development, including turnarounds, walking, running, and jumping cycles, as well as transitions. This training involves the use of grease pencil software in Blender, encompassing a thorough understanding of keyframe animation, working at 24 frames per second, and exporting both images and videos, while striving to create a character that is both visually compelling and richly contextualized with its own background and motivations.

Purpose

Software Used

Blender 4.1, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Abstract

This robot specifically helped me learn to build a character, learn Forward Kinetics (FK), Inverse Kinematics (IK), rigging the bones, learn timing of keyframes for a 3D character, and how slight movements of the body can bring a character's walk, run, etc, to life and give it more character.

Purpose

Software Used

Blender4.3.1

Scanograms

The prompt for creating this robot was that it had to be made out of scraps and junk. The purpose of these animations was to build upon what I learned from the yellow robot build and create a unique and visually appealing robot out of scraps, from the ground up. From concept to environments to rigging, keyframing, lighting, and camera movement. I was also encouraged to incorporate 2D elements into my 3D environment. On top of everything, when working on my avatar animations, I learned a lot about textures, texture painting, and how to work with nodes and the shader editor Blender offers.

Purpose

Software Used

Blender4.3.1, Adobe Photoshop

Juxtaposition

The aim of developing a custom character in 2D is to gain expertise in character development, including turnarounds, walking, running, and jumping cycles, as well as transitions. This training involves the use of grease pencil software in Blender, encompassing a thorough understanding of keyframe animation, working at 24 frames per second, and exporting both images and videos, while striving to create a character that is both visually compelling and richly contextualized with its own background and motivations.

Purpose

Software Used

Blender 4.1, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Transperency

The objective of these animations is to build on what I have learned in Blender's 2D Grease Pencil software and carry it over to Blender's 3D side. The goal was to focus on modelling, rigging, and animating custom characters while implementing keyframe timing, lighting, and camera work.

Purpose

Software Used

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

Created Spaces

This robot specifically helped me learn to build a character, learn Forward Kinetics (FK), Inverse Kinematics (IK), rigging the bones, learn timing of keyframes for a 3D character, and how slight movements of the body can bring a character's walk, run, etc, to life and give it more character.