Wii Assignment

Since the 31st of August i have been generating ideas and have started to produce a final work for the Wii game. I chose to do a 4x4 game called "muddin!", I havnt quite figured out how it actually is ment to run but i have some ideas although i did decide to aim it at the age of 13 to 23.

My typography for the game came from "dafont", i discovered a few such as:

• Iarnold, MB-Rustylron, Comic Andy, Blok, Malgecito, Handform
  

And after asking my fellow class mates their thoughts, i decided to go with Malgecito.

My aim for next lesson is to start on the image for front and back, hopefully it will work the way i want it to.

Apply Techniques to produce digital images

The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Side

My task for this image was “The grass is always greener on the other side” my interpretation of this is out with the old in with the new but back to the old somehow. With two different images merged together I tried to achieve this, the black and white riverside image represents the old days (back then) and the coloured beachside image represents the new (well now). Meaning I believe and think most people would agree that the ways of the old days tend to work better in some situations. I found this task challenging in that thinking of an idea but I think I did a fairly good one.

Apply Techniques To Produce Digital Images

Me, Myself and I

For this image I chose a natural scene, a riverside background. I captured this image myself and with the help of a friend I was able to produce ten good self images. By putting these both together I was able to create a digital image with me situated in it ten times, I ran into some problems along the way but with some help was able to fix most of them. I found this image to be the most challenging out of the three, the placing and making it look real was difficult but in the end I just tried.

(the image shows my overall work)

Apply Techniques to Produce Digital Images

Underwater Scene/Space

For this part of the assignment i chose to do the underwater scene, my theme for this was a basic and natural habitat.

i tried to incorporate as many sea animals as possible and a few other things as well, i found doing this at first a little hard but after a little while i got the hang of things pretty well. I chose to use a vector mask for the cutting and pasting of my objects, i think this is a great technique.

Overall the hardest thing was taking all the pictures into one image and making it look real, well trying to. i think i did a fairly good job of what was asked.

(The image shows my overall work)

GPS Box

Monday 25th May - Thursday 28th May - Monday 1st June

Have been working on digital GPS box and luke has given me some helpful pointers along the way.

Thursday 4th June

Almost finished, just have a few things to fix up (barcode and logo position)

Monday 8th June (Public holiday)

Fixed logo position

Tuesday 9th June

Fixed barcode, now ready to print

Wednesday 10th June

Print digital GPS box and fold in to place

Thursday 11th June

Hand in for marking

GPS Box Assignment

Thursday 14th May

Today drew up my analog gps box, completed the the outline and now ready for colour next lesson.

Monday 18th May

Today i coloured my box, i chose three different shades of purple, i completed this and also cut it out and glued it together.

Thursday 21st May

Today i started my digital gps box and going well with it.

GPS Box Assignment

Monday 11th May 09

Today in class i sketched all sides of my box and also sketched two templates, one with the measurements and what size it would be 15cm x 15cm (square) and one in the colour's i have chosen.

• Mostly Black writting, inc white aswell
• Different shades of purple for the actual colour
• Silver and Black for the GPS

Also what information i would display on the box and where.

• Front - The Trek-Man TM-90
• Top (lid) - Trek-Man logo, Website and Catch Phrase " Explore with Trek-Man " and BONUS! Free wall charger
• Right Side - Model Number TM-90, and back of GPS
  
• Left Side - Value Pack (Contents)
• Back - Extras and Buttons
• Bottom - Important Notes, Company (Explore), Map Data Coverage and Barcode