Sunday, May 10, 2020

Logo project


Artist Statement: This is my logo for the illustrator project. I really liked the color scheme here and the way the boxes and different parts of the logo are in different depths. This creates at least in my eye more depth to the logo. The three boxes mixed around the upside down V was something I liked adding because the three boxes form their own uncompleted triangle. for the criss crossing 'swords' and the diamond shield in the middle I took inspiration from old medieval insignia and shields to try and add this to my logo as well. I liked this project because We could work in a creative space to create something we thought expressed ourselves. Here are some simpler forms of the design


tag brush

artist statement

Artist Statement: For this assignment, we were tasked with creating a unique tag brush in photoshop using the logo we created in illustrator. By Layering different paint blotch images and paint spray images over a uniquely cut out section of my logo the final product was created. I'd like to point out I used this greyish blue to create this export but the tag brush can be any color I decide. This was one of the cooler aspects of this project because I can customize the brush to be what I need for each project depending on the colors I've already used. 

InDesign Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVW8AF2TMnw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-lm_rP79C4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YL2QSai9Ng&t=1s

These were 3 tutorials I found useful while learning InDesign.

Illustrator tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kgmu8RwLi28

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GzumUieDPY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0t1bMhKZ0Q

I found these tutorials very helpful in my learning of Adobe Illustrator.

Sunday, May 3, 2020

Portfolio

Portfolio Blog.





















Artist Statement: 
First, I just wanted to say that the slides of the portfolio uploaded in a different order and blogger wouldn't let me adjust the order. It is crazy that we are at the end of the semester already. While it was a rough one with all that has been going on I was still impressed with how far I have come as an artist. Compiling all my work throughout the semester made me realize how much I had accomplished and improved. I enjoyed making the portfolio and it wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be once I set up my layers in my template. From there it was keeping a consistent style and feel throughout. I am glad I got to take this class and am appreciative for what I was able to learn under the circumstances.

Thursday, April 23, 2020

InDesign Business Cards

Business Cards Artist Statement:

For our first project in InDesign we were tasked with creating three sets of unique business cards to use in conjunction with our logos we created. I wanted to stay consistent with my color scheme I used for my logo. So i used the swatches window to save the shades of blue and orange that I wanted to use throughout. I created layers for 6 pages of 3.5in height by 2in width. The layers were: Background, Art, Logo, and text. On each of these distinct layers I would create my styles for each business card and would have impressive control over how I wanted to color and line things up. I learned a few good uses for InDesign through this project and I feel confident as a beginner in the program.






Autoscopy Project

Ronan Tattersall

Artist Statement:
For this autoscopy assignment we were tasked with taking an image of our face and creating something different entirely. I chose to take my head and put it in space as a floating god entity. The behind background i played with all the colors to get a tone i liked. Then I tried adding adjustment layers to all my elements which would give them a weird trippy spaced out feel. I put the ship from treasure planet in there for scale and for fun. This assignment showed me that Photoshop was not as complicated to get a beginners grip of. This helped me feel like i was more competent using the layers and adjustment layers. I threw my tag brush on there as a signature. The cool retro looking Saturn was my favorite part to edit. It was a lot of fun playing with a lot of color changes.