Contrast
Datum
Figure Ground
Hierarchy
Proportion/Composition
Rhythm/Repetition
Symmetry/Asymmetry
Monday 13 August 2012
Thursday 9 August 2012
Adding Entourage in Photoshop
Contrast- Trying different export methods.
Contrast- Exporting 'sketch' line quality.
Contrast- Contextualisation as an adventure tourism prospect.
Datum- Exporting with high contrast background for ease of clear cutting.
Datum- Contextualisation using blurring to imply shattering due to speed.
Datum- Alteration to ensure focus on datum forms.
Figure Ground- High contrast allowing for ease of seperation to layers and clear cutting.
Figure Ground- Importing texture made in photoshop into Sketchup then exporting applied to image file.
Figure Ground- Using red to mask unneeded sections so that certain sections may be clear cut in photoshop.
Figure Ground- 'Jungle' entourage added to contextualise splitting form.
Hierarchy- Edges rendered with sketch effects.
Hierarchy- Beginning contextualisation as hand drawn sketch on lined paper.
Hierarchy- Change in style, exporting with texture to include in another context.
Hierarchy- Sand dune and settlers added as entourage to seem like aged photograph.
Proportion/Composition- Single 'beam' rendered with high contrast background.
Proportion/Composition- Taking advantage of different perspectives.
Proportion/Composition- High contrast allowing for ease of clear cutting in Photoshop.
Proportion/Composition- Entourage of graph paper and cityscape to connote architectural/sculptural proposition.
Rhythm/Repetition- Investigating different approach to export, focusing on line rather than plane.
Rhythm/Repetition- Exporting image from numerous angles for overlay effect.
Rhythm/Repetition- Repetition strongly observed. Buildup of line was reminiscent of a spiderweb, so used spider and human 'prey' as entourage.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Exporting with white edge to preserve form identification.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Beginning to add entourage, experimenting with different techniques to preserve form and balance image.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Sense of 'floating' in form has inspired extraterrestrial theme. Blurring and flame to imply movement, and final addition of music group figures to rationalise a fantastic scene as a music video.
Entourage images sourced through creative commons.
Image sources:
Celestial Conjunction
http://www.fotopedia.com/items/flickr-6777303864
Fire 01
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emilyrides/5614673038/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Fire 02
http://www.flickr.com/photos/emilyrides/5614094939/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Flame Trail
http://www.flickr.com/photos/designshard/3019327433/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Guitarist
http://www.flickr.com/photos/evarinaldiphotography/5520987019/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Singer
http://www.flickr.com/photos/evarinaldiphotography/5520102175/sizes/o/in/photostream/
Drummer
http://www.flickr.com/photos/evarinaldiphotography/5520028283/sizes/l/in/photostream/
Cyclists
Abseiler 01
Abseiler 02
Lamborghini
Streaks
Jungle
Leaves
Note Paper
Sand Dune
Settlers
Auckland
Victim
Spider
3D Models With Original Sketch Texture
Contrast
Datum
Figure Ground
Hierarchy
Proportion/Composition
Rhythm/Repetition
Symmetry/Asymmetry
3D Model Development
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Initially looked at splitting into layers (hence lines along length), but this produced too many faces and looked boring.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Constructed frame around organic shape to provide reference points and found a rotational center.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Copied shape, rotating around central axis with rounded ends on one side and sharp ends on opposite to enforce idea of asymmetry.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Result of rotation left a shape that did not take much advantage of 3D platform.
Symmetry/Asymmetry- Copied entire shape and positioned one in front of another, also rotating to create balance and make better use of depth.
Contrast- Divided 'tower' form into sections.
Contrast- Repeated shape to make it 'reach' in all directions and create interlocking form in center.
Contrast- Added sphere in center to provide stronger representation of contrast, between sphere and 'tower' forms, aided through colour use.
Datum- Developed shapes, removing centers to create framework. Made use of 'glass' texture in center to connote ideas of hollowness.
Datum- Made better use of space, spreading shapes across all axes, making sure all 'point' to a central point to communicate datum.
Datum- Alternate view.
Figure Ground- Moving away completely from block form of previous model.
Figure Ground- Decided adaptation was too boring and changed positive space into negative space to show separate figures coming together to form a whole.
Figure Ground- Alternate view, both positive and negative space contributing to overall form, requesting consideration of figure and ground.
Figure Ground- Exploring alternative approach.
Figure Ground- Trying to further remove from basic block form, while also retaining focus on figure and ground.
Figure Ground- Repeating new form and investigating splitting/repeating.
Figure Ground- Looking into idea of 'splitting'.
Figure Ground- Combining splitting and vertical repetition techniques for effect.
Figure Ground- Composing new form based on last, allowing for variation. Using contour line method for 3D shape.
Figure Ground- Combining different shapes to create sense of a scene.
Hierarchy- Modifying shapes for enhanced interest.
Hierarchy- Modified shapes.
Hierarchy- Moving away from basic forms, exploring different perspectives.
Hierarchy- Beginning experimentation with colour/texture.
Rhythm/Repetition- Making base of 'teardrop' form, removing every second vertical section.
Rhythm/Repetition- Adding skewed cone at top and box frame to allow for simple reference points. Also beginning colour investigation.
Rhythm/Repetition- Using reference frame to evenly space forms as repeated in spiral shape.
Rhythm/Repetition- Positioned 'floating'.
Proportion Composition- Creating composition within individual 'beams'.
Proportion Composition- Layering 'beams' to compose a larger whole.
Proportion Composition- Layering in a different method to add interest. Achieved through rotating each layer 15 degrees rather than 90 degrees.
Proportion Composition- Alternate view revealing internal pattern formation.
Proportion Composition- Alternate view giving detail.
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