Tropic Storm Presentation

This is my stencil t-shirt design where i used an image from brighton. I think the image came out well because of the three colours i chose. 

Materials: Photographs, Adobe Photoshop, Layers, Select (Colour Range), Hue/Saturation, Threshold Function, Delete Function

Techniques: Creating a stencil style image using a photograph and Adobe Photoshop

Equipment: Mac Computer Adobe Photoshop

This is my Lin Osbourne inspired T-shirt design where i got 9 pictures about Brighton and had to aline them up together in a block form and therefor make sure every picture is in the shape of a square. I also had to add my logo which i placed in the bottom left corner of the images. The design worked because all of the images were alined in the centre of the T-shirt. It could have been improved if i added my logo in the top right of the images. 

Materials: Adobe Photoshop, Photographs, Layers, Crop Tool, Hue/Saturation Function

Techniques: Creating a Photocollage T-shirt Inspired By Lin Osbourne's Photocollage's 

Equipment: Mac Computer, Photographs, Adobe Photoshop

Here you can see my silhouette t_shirt which is the silhouette of a surfer where i added text in the background of it and changed the colour to purple with black patches.

Materials: Adobe Photoshop, Text tool, Layers, Colour Range,

Function, Paint Bucket

Techniques:Creating a textural image using a photograph edited to 

add text and change the colour, then copying and pasting into a Silhouette that we hand drew ourself of a surfer

Equipment: Mac Computer, Adobe Photoshop, Paper, Pencil, Cartridge, Fine liner 

Graphics

This is my final Oscar Wilson inspired T-shirt design where I used surfing words to fill up a silhouette. I also filled the words with colours related to surfing/the beach e.g Shades of yellow (for the sun and sand), Shades of blue to represent the water/sea. I think the colours linking to surfing and the overall silhouette turned out well because when your first take a glimpse at the T-shirt it is easy to understand what it is about. To improve this design I could have placed the silhouette slightly to the right so that it is in the centre of the shirt to give it a better focal point. 

Materials: Hand drawn calligram, pencil, cartridge paper, tracing paper, fine line, Adobe Photoshop, layers, text tool, colour range function, paint bucket

Techniques: Creating a hand drawn calligram, scan it in, clean it up on Photoshop and live trace it on Adobe Illustrator to colour

Equipment: Pencil, Cartridge Paper, Fine Liner, Mac Computer, Adobe Photoshop 

This is the logo that inspired my design. 

This is the Si Scott inspired writing but on the final T-Shirt design, I chose to put it in the middle of the shirt and near the top as well because in that position it stands out the most. It could have been improved by adding water related colours. The design went well because of the Si Scott inspired twirls that i added to the word 'Radical', they help give the T-shirt an even more surf feel other than just the surf relate word.

Materials: Adobe Illustrator, Text Tool, Warp Tool, Paint Bucket

Techniques: Warping the text to give a 'Swirl Effect' 

Equipment: Adobe Illustrator & Mac Computer

This is my final Si Scott inspired surfing shirt design where i chose a surfing type of word which was the word "Radical". First of all had to make it with the 'twirl' effect because we are testing out Illustrator. This gives it the effect of water waves around the word, linking back to surfing. Then we moved it to Photoshop to turn it into a jpg format for the blog. Experimenting and using different techniques on photoshop and Adobe illustrator to improve my digital skills for my final outcome.

Double Exposure Experiment

With this image i was going for a dark halloween feel so i used the hue/saturation effect to do so and played around with the colours and brightness. I think the halloween feel went well because when i changed the colours darker, the seagulls ended up looking like crows and the sky had a dark purple background. I could improve by making the pavilion slightly more visible.  

Here i had a picture of an artefact from Brighton and then some graffiti. I played around with the 'Lighter  Colour' effect so that on the image it looks like something is creeping out of the wall. I think the looks of something creeping through the wall came out well but i could have improved on making the background image come out better. 

  Here i wanted to make the image look like a big creature is coming from the clouds so i put the picture of a sculpture of some sort of animal in the background and then a put the picture of the Brighton Pier with clouds. I also made the animal a bit lighter to show that its coming through clouds so i used the 'Pin Light' effect which is what helped to make it have a realistic look to the picture. I enjoyed making this one because of the final outcome of it. However i could have improved it by making the picture of Brighton Pier more visible.   

With this picture i wanted to make it look like the people at the bottom are screaming at happening above as though there is a devastation. I used the 'Screen Image' effect to make it look like everything is going crazy. I used the picture of graffiti and the picture of the top of the train station because it has a complicated design. This effect made the top of the train station look bright, which makes the people look as if they are being blinded which turned out well.