Phase 4: Signature Project and Final presentation: Week 13 or 15 (TBA):
Phase 4 includes: Main Drawing of each object (1 S + 1 H), colored, rendered, textured shaded: In addition: If you don’t have already: Add different angles - (if it makes sense) views (exploded, oblique, isometric, ortho etc.) Add background of final presentation illustration. - Make sure there’s a main sales point/view/composition. Have a name for your product. Add Info block on every page.
Please see some phase 3 student examples in the following images of this gallery:
VisComm2 spring 19: Digital Portfolio/e-portfolio submission:
Digital folder submissions: Due: week 14:
Final turn in format:
Create an e-portfolio for VisComm2, with the following assignments below.
You would give each submission # a new gallery/page (like my e-portfolio shows: Each week/project # a page).
1) In class draw: Shoe, hands etc.
2) A) 3 soft and 3 hard goods
B) Book tower, rendered with marker and in perspective
C) Marker shapes
3) Draw your favorite object: In class
4) Your favorite designer: #1 ideation #2 Sketches cleaned up #3 renderings, colored
5) In class rendering; Ski jacket
6) In class rendering: Nerf gun
7) In class draw: Midterm test, hand bag and Star Wars space ship
8) Mid-Term project: Time travel Steps #1 through #3
-should be done by midterm-
NEW:
9) Phase 1 Signature/Final project: Stories and ideation sketches only
10) Phase 2 Signature/Final project: 6 drawings (3 S, 3 H)
11) Phase 3 Signature/Final project: 2 renderings (1 S, 1 H)
12) Material rendering try-outs: eg: metal, leather, silver jewelry, etc.
13) Final test: Shoe and Lego architecture
14/15) Phase 4 Signature/Final project: ALL steps/phases
Hard Copy - Original Artwork - Portfolio: Due week 13
Format: Vertical 8.5 x 11 (if preferred larger is ok)
- if original is to large a color print (to fit portfolio is ok) , keep all originals
. Every page needs: Your name (BIG VISIBLE), class name: VisComm2/19, on top right corner of page.
Info block; Bottom left: 1) Project name/title, 2) page #, 3) week #
Week:
1)
Demo of Denim Jacket:
Again I use a base color: In this case it was a grey marker.
1. Grey marker base
2. Blue marker on top, 2nd layer
3. Darker grey shadows (marker)
4. Pastel layer of grey and blue, blend
5. Contrast and pop up the seams, with grey prisma and black Prisma
Demo of fur rendering:
Always think of your base/color: I use the main color and/or the darkest and then layer my way up to detail:
1. Black marker base
2. Pastel and Prisma pencil layers of fur/hair texture
3. Use electric eraser to elaborate texture more
