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Final Project - Cinemagraphs - Self-tilted (still & animation)

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5/12/2023 - 29/12/2023 / Week 9 - Week 14 Cindy Clarissa Leslie / 0367677 Digital Photo Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Task 2: Conceptual Photoshoot & Digital Imaging IDEA EXPLORATION/DEVELOPMENT 1. Write a biography about yourself   INTRO Tell us about yourself My name is Cindy Clarissa Leslie and I’m from Indonesia. I’m half Chinese with 2 older siblings, which makes me the youngest child. I have a good number of cats back at home, and I came here to study design. My hobby would be drawing and listening to music. There are several aesthetics that I like, especially dark/grunge and y2k. PARAGRAPH 1 What is your passion? Passion is still an area that I need to explore, I’m unsure of what I truly want to do and enjoy. For now, I mostly focus on exploration with the time I have while I am still young. PARAGRAPH 2 What’s motivate you to achieve your dream? Most of my motivation comes from being successful, which I define as being able to live more than comfo...

Illustration and Visual Narrative - Task 2: Decisive Moment

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3/11/2023 - 8/12/2023 / Week 6 - Week 11 Cindy Clarissa Leslie / 0367677 Illustration and Visual Narrative / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Task 2: Decisive Moment LECTURES   Lecture 4 Composition Theory 2 Perspective Figure 1.1 Different types of perspectives Perspective - representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface by giving accurate impression of height, width, depth and position. One-Point Perspective - three-dimensional image emerging from a single point on the horizon. Two-Point Perspective - Vanishing points on either side of the horizon, objects within the scene are drawn to both of these vanishing points. Figure 1.2 Use of three-point perspective in a scene Three-Point Perspective - Usually consists of two vanishing points on opposite sides of a horizon with the addition of another vanishing point high above or below the horizon. Figure 1.3 Use of isometric view to illustrate buildings Isometric View - allows to clearly present three si...

Illustration and Visual Narrative - Task 1: Vormator Challenge

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25/09/2023 -  3/11/2023  / Week 1 - Week 6 Cindy Clarissa Leslie / 0367677 Illustration and Visual Narrative / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Task 1: Vormator Challenge LECTURES Lecture 1 Character Basic Designs Stylized Design In order to be appealing, characters should be: Iconic -  Stylized designed characters are often iconic that it can be recognized from the sillhouette alone. Simple - allows viewers to digest and understand the purpose of the characters easily Unique - makes the characters memorable for the viewers Principles of Character Design Shapes - combine different interesting shapes, use character's persona as a basis for character Colours - different colours leave different impression of emotions and roles of the character Emphasis, Contrast - Emphasize and contrast visual elements through colours and shapes to make the character stand out Harmony - every element in the design should complement each other Lecture 2 Chiaroscuro Figure 1.1 Conc...