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Portfolio

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  Artist Statement Assembling the final project for this semester feels very rewarding. I feel very accomplished being able to see all my work displayed in an orderly manner and alongside each other. For my colors, I used two of my previously selected colors from the BW color logo project. I also incorporated the intricate and elegant design elements from the Propaganda Poster project. My personal favorite part of this project was how I included the "behind the scenes" sketches on the "About" page. I think it's unique, fun, and adds something personal to my portfolio. Overall, I think it's impressive how this course was able to go through all these Adobe Programs so thoroughly and with so many assignments and projects. I close the chapter on this semester on a good note and with my goal met, which was to build a bigger portfolio and gain more experience.
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Post Card

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 Final Postcard: Artist Statement: To begin my Postcard project, I used my Illustrator Self-portrait final image for the requested main image. The most difficult part of this assignment was making sure that the initial measurements were correct and following the guild lines, as well as the exporting package instructions as I had never done that before. I used the shape line tool to draw out the lines on the back of the post card and I included my Tag brush logo. For the location I picked Paris, France as that is where Marrie Antoinette was queen and that was the theme of my Self-Portrait project. Overall, this is a very simple yet good introduction towards working in Adobe InDesign.
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Ps HW #1

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From the "The People's Portfolio" what brought me close to my emotions are the photos from the "Rights in Russia" photoshoot. Specifically, the photo that features Natalia Voronitsya laying down on a couch with her computer on her lap and the medication on the side table in the background.  I like this photo because it is one of the more creative ones in this collection. The placement and composition stood out to me which is why I clicked on the photograph to explore it closer and learn more about the story behind it.  The tragic and unfortunate occurrence of her condition partnered with the look in her eyes and expression made me feel deeply for her. The caption perfect described her with the word "confined" which added to the power behind the image.  Natalia's face has a hopeless look while also having her laptop open which shows that she is simultaneously trying to do something. Yet the screen isn't on and it's black and matching the emp...
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