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Carosel - Graphics

  1. Document what you did in the session on Tuesday and Wednesday (Pictures, Diary entries, Printouts ETC) 
Throughout the two days of doing graphics, we did two different things, but we kinda had a idea of what we was getting ourselves into, as graphics relates to photography. we had to take photos with our cameras for the first day & also learn about & how to create Typography, which is the first time in which i had learnt about this process. for the second day we had continued, what we was doing in the previous day, but by expanding our knowledge & the task in which was set by digitally creating the typography in which we drew up, digitally by learning how to use a scanner & scan in stuff & to also recreate the typography which we drew up on adobe Illustrator once we scanned it in. we also learnt about composition & also the "design cycle process".

Materials - as we did graphics we had to use 3 different types of materials, for the lessons. on Tuesday we had to use camera, to capture photos in which we needed to get for the task in which we was doing, & also pencil & paper to create typography, as that was the main part of our first day of graphics. on Wednesday, we were using computers & scanners as we were using different programs to continue what we was doing yesterday.

Skills/methods - throughout the two days of doing graphics, i have learnt quite a few skills especially in the second day when we was using different programs, as we used illustrator, indesign, & photoshop. it was the first time i had used illustrator during the lesson, & the first time since last year i had used photoshop & indesign, but it was the most i had used them  programs. in my opinion, my skills with them have not improved as i struggled to use them. i found them too complicated.

 Evidence




re-creating our typography on adobe illustrator
leaning how to crop photos in adobe indesign
evidence of our typography from tuesday's graphics lesson
creating our own poster using our best image from tuesday's lesson in adobe indesign


learning about how posters are made by rule of thirds, golden spiral etc.




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