On the 13th October we continued to complete our
glossary pages for the “Hands On Project” in the studio practise. I decided to
focus on completing two pages from the “Elements Of Design” which was “Form”
and “Value”. In my independent study, I designed what I was going to create for
my pages which helped me for time management when completing the pages. I decided
to focus on “Value” first because I felt the design was going to take the
longest. To match the definition the material I decided to use was shading
pencils as it allowed me to create light and dark tones which matched “Value”.
I wanted to create a design that would include a lot of detail so I decided to
draw a hand holding a photo frame which had an image of my dog. I decided to
choose an image of my dog because he has a lot of detail on his fur which will
allow me to match the definition of the page. Once I completed the design I noticed
that the design background was dull and had no colour. To improve next time I will
consider the background when designing. However, the overall design was really
effective as it represented the key word “Value” and included lots of detail.
Next I focused on the glossary page for “Form”.
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Value Glossary Page |
To create the “Form” glossary page, I decided to have an
image of a hand holding a ball that was reflecting into the light that would
cause shadows. To achieve this idea I decided to use shading pencils again as
it would give me detail and different lights, tones and shading to create the
effect that I wanted. After creating the design, I realised that the background
looked dull on the design and wasn’t making the hand stand out or look eye-catching.
To solve the problem I collected newspaper and placed it around the drawing for
the background which started to make the design look emphasised. To make the
drawing stand out further, I decided to place white paint onto the newspaper so
that the colour fade which would allow the hand to be emphasized further. The
background made the design look really effective.
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Form Glossary Page |
Overall, the studio practise was really useful as it allowed
me to complete two glossary pages for the project to a good, effective standard.
To improve next time I am going to focus on backgrounds when completing further
glossary pages so that designs I create will be eye-catching and stand out for
the glossary pages.
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