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End Note

Digital Arts 2 was a whole lot of fun! Here at the end, I look back and am surprised on how much I was able to get done with one semester of work. Usually, I take forever on art projects - perfectionist- but this class forced me to pick it up a bit which I really liked. I have learned a lot more about such applications as Corel Painter 12, Flash, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator and much more! My favorite project was the animation squiggle vision joke because it was fairly quick and the product was rewarding to watch. I struggled most with the portrait because it forced me to be a little reckless with building up instead of detail work. Also, there were so many options in that program, Corel Painter 12, that I was slightly overwhelmed. Overall though, I noticed the more time I spent in a program the more adept I was in it by the end. Thanks for everything Mrs. Robinson! :)

Rotoscoped Music Video

This is my rotoscoped music video. I learned how to take a video of real life movements and create filters or hand-drawn changes out of it. The time it took to hand draw every frame was excessive though, but that is my favorite version of me spinning. For a first attempt it was pretty good though, and I noticed them more time I spent on it the more I learned about the program overall. Hope you enjoy!

Final Portrait

This is my portrait. I used Coral Painter 12; in this, I leaned how to use this program which had so many tools and options, making it was slightly intimidating. The butterflies in the background are evidence of me making a brush from an image off the Internet and using it on the portrait. Again, the hair is one of my favorite aspects of this digital art image.

Bullying Poster Label

Jocelyn Taylor Class of 2013 Digital Arts 2 Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Photoshop My intent as a graphic designer was to create a contrasting design that divided the poster in half. This was to illustrate the two sides in bullying, and to make the viewer aware of which side they could fall under. The color choices were hard to make, as I wanted to create a feeling of warmth on the top and chaos and a sense of drowning on the bottom. My use of small words in some parts of the poster, river and sun, were utilized to further emphasize examples of bullying and its contrast, helping. The motion achieved by the river was to exhibit how easy it was, once someone falls in, to be swept away by bullying.