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My Concept Art and Realistic Concept Art

More realistic concept art can have a simple presentation but is extremely detailed in characters

When I create concept art I like adding a lot to the canvas; expressions and different poses other then the character, sometimes I may not even add shading to the character and keep it as a solid colour (Some finished cartoons do this such as Bojack Horseman and Steven Universe, shading can be added to add intensity to a specific scene or when strong lights are present)

When creating humanoid characters I do try and get the anatomy as accurate as I can to how human anatomy is suppose to be realistically, if they just so happen to have wings I use bird anatomy to determine how they would work on a really human subject.

I do not consider myself to have a realistic art style at all but I do follow realistic references, anthropomorphic animals are a big part of that kind of category where real examples are needed when it come to the shape and anatomy of the face.

Saige is possibly one of my favourite (but older) examples of my anthropomorphic characters, I had to research owls and other characters to create him.

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SWOT Analysis

Strengths-

Drawing characters

Digital art and Traditional art

Has used Illistrator and Photoshop

Writes stories

Weaknesses

Writing up progresses and writing blog

Illness/Injurys

Time Management

Has 'Blank moments' (can lose interest or gain art block for along time

Can lose interest with a project easily or comes up with too many ideas and changes it alot

Opportunities

Try otherr comics

Using a theme

Using the college printer

Can show many ideas

Threat

Reoccurring 'injuries' (arms and head)

Lack of confidence

Art block

Maths lessons

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Work in progress, digitally drawn a rather personal comic project that may become a mini series.

(Software used- Clip-Studio)

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Sticker Research

Sticker Sheet Example 1-

Cute stickers that are sailor moon based.

Sticker Example 2

Sticker Example 3

Sticker Sheet Example 4

Sticker Sheet Example 5

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Zine Research

Zine example 1-

A very bright example of a zine depicting a character with a rather unique design, using many shapes and a limited colour pallete of reds blues and black

Zine Example 2-

very simple zine example featuring typography and a black and white colour palette. 

Zine Example 3-

A zine with many enchanting pictures and a lovley shade of blue included

Zine Example 4-

Another Zine that uses mostly pictures and also having a limited colour palette like the ones previously mentioned.

Zine Example 5-

This Zine Example is much detailed the colour palette contains more shades of greens blues and a bit of pink placed only in a little amount of places. the pages are full but the boxes and circles are all placed neatly, not too cramped.

Zine Example 5.1- Cover of Zine Example 

Zine Example 6-

This Zine appears to be very old, no specific colour palette however it is made of some type of fabric and contains short sentences. 

Zine Example 7-

a hand made one using traditional art and contains paragraphs, judging by the title this part of the zine is talking about the d.c. march  

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Final Zine Outcome

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Zine Stickers

For our Zines we also created sticker sheets-

i used digital drawing with just the brush tool and a mouse i used the same colours as my zine due to them being connected, the stickers are suppose o be based of the zines we made. I added the two charactewr featured in my zine and afew other pieces that tie in with them.

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Taror Card Filter tools

This is the original image im going to use to show the tools on.

Liquify tool

You can find this tool on Filter and it is there-

A larger window will apper here you can use your mouse to edit the picture and use the tool.

By moving the mouse left and right this is the outcome of using this tool-

Noise Tool

Under Filter-Noise then click 'add noise'

A menu will apper to veiw the outcome before pressing 'ok' make sure the preview box is ticked. amout is how much sound or static texture you want to add uniform and guassian is the textures placement/ style.

Outcome

Twirl Tool

Under Filter like the previous tools and in Distort.

A menu will come up a preview should come up automatically. Angle is to set how much twirl and which way it should twirl.

(One of the more humor distorts) outcome-

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Charles and Ray Eames House of Cards

Charles and Ray Eames were married and creative partners involved in industrial design, they contributed to the development of both architecter and furniture the Eames lounge chair and ottomen being one of the well known ones that were released in 1956

created the Giant House of Cards in 1953 to continue the original in 1952, a year before. Out of the whole series this one is the largest allowing much taller structures to be built.

The Eameses created their splints from wood veneers, they used a resin glue to stick the veneers togther and using heat and pressure shapes them into curves. When plywood splits were introduced  they replace the metal traction spilits that usually caused gangrene due to blood circulation issues.

examples of their architecture are:

-St, Marys Church in Helena-West  Helena, Arkansas 1934

-Meyer House, Huntleigh, Missouri 1936-1938

-St. Marys Catholic Church, Paragould, Arkansas 1935

-Dean House 1930s

-Bridge House (Eames-Saarinen) 1945

In June of 2008 the US postal service released a pane of 16 stamps clebrating some of the designs of Charles and Ray Eames. In 1978 they won the Royal Gold Medal in recognition to their contribution to international architecture, and they obtained the Twenty Five Year reward that is given to those tha raised a buling that has kept is high standards for the last 25 to 35 years in both in significance and design

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Mono-Printing and Carbon Printing (outcomes)

Mono Printing is done using: a plastic board, a rubber paint roller, ink, and a pen or pencil.

first put some ink onto the plastic board and used the roller to read it around, try not to add to much or the paper will stick to the whole board and just make the paper al one colour.

next place the paper over the board and do not lean on it, if you lean on t the ink will take the shape of your arm or more.

we either used a photocopied version of the original college as paper (picture side facing up) or put it on top of a separate piece of paper being used for the mono-printing, the second option is better so the college can stay separate from the mono print and nor b double sided (print on one side, college on the other)

press the pen or pencil against the paper and draw around the outlines of the collage so the ink can ‘focus’ on the area your pen is going across 

afterward lift the paper off the ink and let it dry, it is unlikely that you will get perfect lines without some ink being stuck on the parts that are suppose to be blank, I had three attempts at trying to get the lines as clean as possible.

Original Colleges-

Mono-Printing Outcome-

Attempt 1

Attempt 2

Final-

Carbon Printing Outcome-

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House of Cards Steps

(due to missing images, step by steps have been drawn insted)

First cut out a piece of the (photocopied) image out the match the shape of the cardboard rectangle or square. A craft knife and a ruler is recomended.

Using PVA glue or a glue stick apply it to the back of the image.

Carefully stick it to the cardboard piece to avoid air bubbles and wrinkles in the paper.

Cut little slits into the cardboard preferably with the craft knife

This is roughly what is should look like repeat the process with as many pieces as you think will work/ you want to use.

Slot them all together to get a small sculpture, building, craft.

(the image below is a illistrated version of my final out come)

My (real) final outcome-

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Polygon Graphics

Alot of polygon graphics are also used for 3d modeling as senn at the bottom of this pist, the more polygons used the more detail it puts into the art/ model

https://pixabay.com/illustrations/polygons-bird-polygons-polygon-4331484/

https://www.spoongraphics.design/how-to-create-a-vector-polygon-logo-graphic-in-adobe-illustrator/

https://toppng.com/photo/208632/horse-low-poly-computer-graphics-polygon-animal

https://pixabay.com/illustrations/polygonal-face-polygon-female-4338743/

https://onextrapixel.com/polygon-graphics-what-they-are-examples-and-tutorials/

https://onextrapixel.com/polygon-graphics-what-they-are-examples-and-tutorials/

https://graficsweb.wordpress.com/2016/11/09/polygon-graphics/

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Artist Research- Karl-Otto Got

(22 February 1914 – 19 August 2017) 

A German artist, writer, filmmaker and professor of art at the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf, lived in Wolfenacker from 1975 till his death.

He was one of the oldest and active artists older then 100, he as known for his complex art style\forms/ His surrealist inspired art work gave him international attention in exhibitions such as documenta II in 1959. He never stuck with one specific art style instead he explored many different variations of abstract art.

Gotz was one of the most important members of the German Art Informal movement. His work and teachings inspired future artists such as Gerhard Richter and June Paik.

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Artist Research- Hattie Stewart

ubbed herself a “professional doodler” after graduating from Kingston University in 2010 and moving to London in 2011, Hattie Stewart creates vibrant cartoon characters and patterns, she has worked with various other creative minds such as Roman Coppola and with music artists Ariana Grande and SZA. Due to a personal project named  “doodle bombing” where she draws over covers of magazines such as Playboy and Vogue her fame in recent years has dropped this ongoing personal project began in 2010 and has become one of her well known projects.

Hattie Stewart avoided controversial style and went for bold, colourful but experimental.

Her clients consisted of adidas, Apple Music, Interview Magazine, Samsung and that’s not even half of them many popular companies

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Trainer Marketing poster

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Bugs anatomy

1-Sunset Moth

2- Western Horse Lubber Grasshoper

3-Ulysses Butterfly

4-Glasswinged Butterfly

5- Jewel Scarab Beetle

6- Just a random non existent bug design

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Kawaii Faces :3

We have done kawaii faces and sentient food with said kawaii faces.

Kawaii is the japanese word for cute and has become a very well known and popular word for awhile.

First we drew some simple faces (ignore the doodles at the top)

And then progressed from there with adding bodies, heads, other details. Afterwards making a whole group of tiny ghosts with random expressions from what we did at the start.

Next we drew some food adding cute faces another thing that was and still is reletivly popular on merchandise and in the chibi anime artstyle, then selecting certain food and placing them in a senario i did a TAG senario then a campfire senario.