Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Monday, 18 April 2016
Testing brushes
To start this small testing page I used just triangles to make the background.
This process started as I was looking for something to help me create the waterfall as I was struggling deeply. I tried many different brushes and went through a bunch of different options, but this one being the most interesting, I decided to show, the simplistic pattern gives it a certain vibe that makes it actually not look bad,
As the little art piece is used to test the brushes, I tested this brush by covering the whole page, seeing how it would look and how I would implement it on different objects and signs ect.
This particular brush, I saved as this could be used on a pattern, as a border and maybe even as a far away sign, giving the illusion of it saying something that you cannot read. I feel as this brush has the right amount of randomness and looks to actually be used.
This process started as I was looking for something to help me create the waterfall as I was struggling deeply. I tried many different brushes and went through a bunch of different options, but this one being the most interesting, I decided to show, the simplistic pattern gives it a certain vibe that makes it actually not look bad,
As the little art piece is used to test the brushes, I tested this brush by covering the whole page, seeing how it would look and how I would implement it on different objects and signs ect.
This particular brush, I saved as this could be used on a pattern, as a border and maybe even as a far away sign, giving the illusion of it saying something that you cannot read. I feel as this brush has the right amount of randomness and looks to actually be used.
I actually created this background as a test itself and thought it would be suitable to test out other brushes. This means that I will probably have this up a lot, so I could have my own little testing board that I could then even post to the blog to see what brushes that I made and used.
This was me using the background to test out some brushes. I was testing these by changing certain preferences and mostly using dual brush as it seemed to make the brushes look and feel a little better to use for different situations in Photoshop maybe even other drawing programs if I can transfer brushes.
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Photoshop comp
An extremely silly Photoshop piece where I used http://eu2.flamingtext.com/ To make the words and cows from just searching "cow" on Google. I would send the link but as almost everything is blocked, it doesn't matter.
I made this game a couple years ago on scratch here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/20517317/
Wednesday, 23 March 2016
Pinterest link
https://uk.pinterest.com/cgouldney/prehistoric-scenery/
I used this website to pin all of my inspiration.
I used this website to pin all of my inspiration.
Project plan!
Project plan:
Week 1:
Get some ideas out for the project, mind map and such.
Week 2:
Start a design and pick an idea from the mood board or mind
map.
Week 3:
Experimenting with different brushes in Photoshop.
Week 4:
Make a quick idea with the brushes and experiment with the
texture.
Week 5:
Finish a couple of ideas and make start on practicing
animation.
Holiday Week 6:
Start an animation that is more relevant to the scenery
Holiday Week 7:
Finish the animation.
Week 8:
Start making parts of the scenery starting with one small
bit at the start but use a bunch of detail on one bit.
Week 9:
Expand the scenery and make sure that the tiny bit that I
started or finished last week as I’m trying to get it as detailed as possible.
Week 10:
Start on making a different asset and make sure that it’s
detailed enough.
Week 11:
Look back on what I have created so far and either carry on
or use what I have got so far, making sure that you have enough detail.
Week 12:
Try to add animation to the work so far, if not add more to
it bit by bit.
Week 13:
Use what has been given as feedback and expand on what I
have.
Week 14:
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