Here are the collection of layouts I produced during the Design For Digital Brief.
Including Silent Movies and Top Ten.
Silent Movies:
Top Ten:
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Monday, 8 February 2010
Monday, 1 February 2010
Problem Analysis - Eye Chart
Problem Analysis
Brief:
Use the random object given,
Umbrella, and create a eye chart.
Who Needs To Know?
Audience, standing at 20 feet.
What Do You Need To Know?
What the image is, can they see it from a distance of twenty feet as the image gets smaller and smaller.
Why Do They Need To Know?
Can they make out what the image is as it gets smaller?
Have you made it work?
What Will They Respond To?
Is it clear?
Can they recognise what the object is?
What Research Is Required?
Look at existing eye charts,
Umbrella's, shapes and sizes.
Scales,
Umbrella pictograms, piece of art involving umbrellas.
Problem Analysis - Guardian Newspaper
Problem Analysis
Brief:
Image, Editorial Image
Produce four images to sit along side the text from the article, in page format.
Must refer to the article directly.
Who Needs To Know?
Audience, Readers of the Guardian news paper.
Illustrators? People who enjoy looking at illustrations.
What Do You Need To Know?
They need to understand the image, know what it is suppose to be representing,
May know what there going to be reading about before actually reading the article.
Sets the tone of the article.
Why Do They Need To Know?
Need to know what it is aiming towards.
To understand what it is they are looking at and what they're reading,
do the connect?
What Will They Respond To?
The images will respond to what the text is about so they connect, so therefore after reading,
the audience may know what the image is representing.
What Research Is Required?
Primary,
Existing Guardian newspapers,
look at the illustrations they have, already existing ones,
what images do they use? how? what media? drawn or photography? certain colour pallet?
Audience, what sort of audience is the newspaper aimed towards?
Secondary,
Collect Guardian newspapers, check out the styles the newspaper use in a way of illustrating.
Other newspapers? compare the difference.
Layout, images, colours.
Monday, 7 December 2009
DESIGN FOR DIGITAL - Storyboards
On YouTube I found a couple of video, involving storyboards,
most involving "Gorillaz" the animated band,
Storyboards from there videos for their songs.
Others are just some I found around YouTube, supporting the other videos.
DESIGN FOR DIGITAL - YouTube Videos
Here are a collection of my favourite idents and videos I have found around Youtube,
Some include skate videos, typography videos, and a collection of a few others.
Some are inspiring, but look difficult to make, well difficult at my lousy standard of Adobe After Effects.
These first 2 or opening credits from skate videos, and the final two are titles for the films James Bond: Casino Royal and Snatch.
The following videos are typography videos I liked the look of whist searching YouTube.
This final one is amazing, it is all hand crafted and photographs to make the stop motion style.
Representing a scene for, The Matrix.
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