Month: March 2017

Program Plan of Action

Table of contents:

  1. Intro- ED (full page)
  2. Intro to Fullbright (about, what they do, etc… 2 pages)
  3. Lists/special thanks(1/2 page)
  4. Map, fold out and perforated with schedule on the back
  5. People profiles w/ summary, pictures, titles, info about the speakers. (10-15 pages)
  6. Another schedule (full page spread)

 

Plan of action:

  1. Theme: Coming together from all parts of the world for the same reason, to “meet world challenges” head on… I like the idea of making a sort of pattern system to know what things are going on. The different patterns are all representative of whatever the page’s contents are. The different patterns and colors represent all of the different people even from all over the nation and the world, who all come together for the same reason.
  2. Color Scheme: Colorful, for the patterns to be distinguishable. Could play with shades of 2 colors, like orange and blue, or blue and green, etc. Must be interesting and understandable.
  3. Type: Interesting sans serif font for titles, numbers, etc. More normal sans serif font for main body text, must be legible so text size is normal for page size, (8-12 point for body depending on typeface).
  4. Layout: typical design layout. Keep in mind amount of pages I can use, so will use as much of the page layout without making it look too cluttered or making the type too small. Average borders and margins.

 

https://www.pinterest.com/shelbyshelbs97/program-inspiration/

The Mystery Project Guess

The Mystery Project

Since we are becoming more and more proficient using After Effects, I am assuming we are going to continue to use the application. Seeing as there is so much content we are given, and with my experience with Jimmy’s project I think we are going to be making either a video with the information being given, or we are going to make something like the User Interface project we did for Jimmy. If we go in that direction, I think we would end up making like a website User Interface, where all of the information is in the file and we make it so that we have to hypothetically navigate through a website that has all of the information in it.

Mid term assessment

Shelby Charette

I declared that I wanted to do at least 10 hours per week and I greatly exceeded that, just working on the video we made. I probably worked about 3 to 4 hours a day each day that I worked on it. I would probably keep my goal around 10-20 hours per week, that will give me plenty of time to work on this classwork and develop as a designer, but also allow me enough time to work on my other class assignments. I do definitely put priority on my design classes when it comes to putting time in.

I still believe that sophisticated work is well revised, it is better than the work  you did before, and it grows in strength. I definitely saw significant improvement starting from the beginning of the project to where I ended up. I started to be able to do more and learn to do new things in After Effects. Problem solving was definitely a strength in this project, because there were so many things that needed to be done in it, that if there was an issue, being able to figure out the problem and find an effective solution was absolutely necessary or else your video would be a mess. I believe that working on the weather report made made my work more sophisticated because I had to make sure that every single detail, from the design to the movements and choreography was perfect, so I definitely think attention to detail helped in making my video more sophisticated.

The assignment we had to do for Image Methodology on the user interface definitely prepared me a little bit for the weather assignment. It made it easier to navigate already having previous knowledge, seeing as After Effects is a complicated application. Also, knowing things about color choices, typography, and design added to my videos effectiveness and it allowed me to create a more cohesive and effective design.

I would still like to work in After Effects, because there is still so much to learn. I hope to just work on new techniques and improve on my work.

This project is very valuable because it taught us basically how to use a brand new application we have never used before. I talked to a design intern for Margin Walker, and the first thing he asked was if I knew how to use After Effects. He said it was extremely useful and a lot of people do not know how to use this application. The 2 projects I believe relate in some way to this project is the user interface and the map projects we did in GDES I. They both have similarities, seeing as I had to use typographic, color and design in order to create a successful design. Then the user interface relates to it with the movement and using of After Effects. This project is rated higher, because I was able to use very many design qualities.

7 Ask me or express something, you feel like you can’t in class or even my office: http://tunarice.tumblr.com/ask (Links to an external site.)

Weekend in Japan

In this project, I worked in After Effects to make a hypothetical, futuristic representation of an interactive weather map.  I feel like I definitely made immense improvement in my after effects skills. In the beginning it was a slow process making just one of the LATCHs, but towards the end, I saw that my pace was changing, and it became easier to do as time went on. I challenged myself in this project. And for sure, one thing that is definitely important is the little details, and knowing why you make every design decision that you did. I knew before hand that organization was important, but when you are working with over 100 layers, you learn to organize your stuff better to make your life easier. Definitely a life lesson there. I learned how important a type face is to the design, like how the design of the things around the typeface go well with the typeface and what you are trying to portray. Your work has to be cohesive, and flow nicely. I believe my After Effects skills have improved dramatically in using this project. There was so much that went into this project, and I believe it made me a better designer in so many ways.

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