Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Text Path
First I wrote my name and then I got all of the letters in my name and added pictures. The pictures I used were from Google. For my letter "B" I put a snowflake for Christmas, letter "R" I put a New Years that says 2013, letter "I" I used a heart for Valentine, letter "S" an egg for Easter and letter "A" I picture that says "Happy Birthday". I used themes on my letters.
Emotions
This emotion is anger. For my background I used a solid red color with black DNA texture. I also added shapes such as a big red circle, a red smart polygon. red star, red bar, and I added 4 lines in my project. I did 4 lines across and a red thick. I think this is anger because its has dark colors
This emotion is fear. For my background I made it a dark green color and kinda looks like grass and I added differents so it can be feared. I think this is fear because it look gross.
This emotion is surprise. I did a bright blue color with a background that looks like grass. I added a star shape and a smile without eyes and I also did a big rectangle and arrow. I think this is surprise because the smile and star kinda surprise you.
This emotion is sadness. I made my background is a blue color. It looks like its raining and I added 4 big dark blue color. I think this is sadness because it of how I made it look like rain and the blue.
Butterfly
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Sample Text
To do a sample text I first did a rectangle and I clicked on the text tool to write my name. Then I changed my font size to an Kozuka Gothic Pro B. For my letter "B" I use the waves with pink and white color, letter "R" I use a solid pink and burlap, letter "I" I use a solid peach and grid, letter "S" I use a star-burst and grain I use purple and pink color, letter "S" I use the waves and yellow and red color with grain. For my background I use the black and white color with bars and large-dots.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Cornucopia
Monday, November 19, 2012
Art Terminology Definitions
Analogous Colors: Means colors that are next to one another on a color wheel.
One of the colors is used as a dominant color while the other color is used to
enrich the scheme. They are also very soothing and east to use when you put
them together. All the combinations can combine with warm and cool shades.
Balance: There is a lot of different kinds of balance in painting.Such as angles, colors, darks, lights, and planes. In a painting is will have a balanced with the elements in proportions to keep the viewer's eye scene look right.
Chroma: Is the strength, purity of a color or intensity. It's a quality of color combining saturation and hue. You can reduce the chroma of paint color by adding a neutral gray.
Complementary Colors: 2 colors that are on the opposite sides of the color wheel, when there laced next to each other it makes both appear brighter. The complementary colors are blue and orange, green and red, and yellow and purple. The relationship of the pairs of colors perceived as completing each color.
Contrasting Colors: A principle of art that arrangement of opposite elements. Such as light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, and large vs. small shapes. The colors black and white provide greatest degree of contrast.
Graphic Design Principles: The suggest how a designer can be arrange the elements of a page. In page layout the principles of design govern how many colors you use, font sizes and how many columns of text there are.
Complementary Colors: 2 colors that are on the opposite sides of the color wheel, when there laced next to each other it makes both appear brighter. The complementary colors are blue and orange, green and red, and yellow and purple. The relationship of the pairs of colors perceived as completing each color.
Contrasting Colors: A principle of art that arrangement of opposite elements. Such as light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth textures, and large vs. small shapes. The colors black and white provide greatest degree of contrast.
Graphic Design Principles: The suggest how a designer can be arrange the elements of a page. In page layout the principles of design govern how many colors you use, font sizes and how many columns of text there are.
Hue:Means another word for color. Red,
yellow, green, blue are permits of the attribute colors. It can also mean the
lightness or darkness of a color. This can also be the tint or a slight color
of a particular color that they might be seeing.
Shade: A comparative darkness or obscurity. A area or place comparative darkness and coolness by shelter from direct sunlight.Comparative darkness that is caused by screening of rays of light from an area or object.
Shade: A comparative darkness or obscurity. A area or place comparative darkness and coolness by shelter from direct sunlight.Comparative darkness that is caused by screening of rays of light from an area or object.
Symmetry: Quality of being made up exactly similar parts facing each other. Divides equally in half. It occurs when one side is balance out.
Texture: Describes a three dimensional work that feels when touched or visual feel. Characteristic physical structure to a material, object. The structure of threads, fibers that make up textile fabric.
Tint: Color which white has been added to make the color lighter. Tints be referred to pastels. A variety of color.
Tone: Shadow in a color.Turing the something into 3 dimensional. One basic elements of painting and art, it makes it easy to compare an subject.
Tint: Color which white has been added to make the color lighter. Tints be referred to pastels. A variety of color.
Tone: Shadow in a color.Turing the something into 3 dimensional. One basic elements of painting and art, it makes it easy to compare an subject.
References:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/shade
http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/basic/g/principles.htm
http://arthistory.about.com/cs/glossaries/g/c_contrast.htm
http://painting.about.com/od/artglossaryc/g/defcompcolours.htm
http://painting.about.com/od/artglossaryc/g/defchroma.htm
http://www.merriam-webster.com/
http://painting.about.com/od/artglossarya/g/defanalogous.htm
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