Lakeshore CI

Lakeshore CI

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

NEW PHOTO SITE

For the new photo sharing site I have chosen is Picasa from Google, from Picasa you can edit your pictures in Piknic and you can search people and their pictures. I like using Picasa, I can connect to other sites that share my pictures and i also like when people comment on my pictures. Picasa was very easy to set up and to understand.... to visit Picasa click here

logo statement


--LOGO--

For my logo I have chosen the fox and commercial photography. My company would sell their pictures/ designs for other companies, and they would also use their photographs and design advertisements for our company and others as well.  I chose the fox because they are determined; they are known to observe the unseen and are very clever. By observing the unseen I can bring a new type of photography into the business.  The colours of my logo are orange and black. Orange represents joy, warmth, strength and endurance.  Black represents power, elegance and mystery. I tried to use asymmetrical balance in my text and picture design; I did this by placing the text in the center and the fox off to the left side. I tried to keep the colours balanced throughout all my designs.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Artist Statement

                    Megan

                  Kings Corner

         In CyberARTS we were assigned a chess piece and to focus on realism, depth, perspective, rhythm and repetition.  I have chosen the king because of the other pieces I chose I thought the king would be most powerful with my idea. I really focused all my shading and depth on the chess piece itself. I really focused of line for the background and value on the chess piece. The background is supposed to represent the power the king has, so he is climbing the stairs to the door. I found that the negative space in the hand balances the negative space on the right side. There is asymmetrical balance in my drawing, the hand holding the chess piece is not dead center but off to the left side, the stairs frame the hand and the radial lines in the negative space on the right side automatically make you look at the chess piece then at the background, which is good because I want the viewer to see the chess piece before the background.  I really enjoyed doing this project; I learned how to draw perspective and how to shade properly.