Thursday, September 11, 2008

The making of Assignment 3

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First, I used my sketch and trace all the main shapes.
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Then I moved on to the man with the gas mask. In this process, I used basic tools ; pen tool to trace the shape, rectangle tool for the sign board that he is holding and ellipse tool to create the gas mask.
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For the brick wall, I started by using rounded rectangle shape and regular rectangle as the background.



Then, I filled the background with grey and all the bricks with dark brown.



To create the brick wall effect, first i select the brick wall (all component) and used the smudge stick effect. Then, I selected all the bricks and used the craquelure effect.



Lastly, I've arrange the rectangle to make the view.
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Next step, I filled my layout with different gradients just like the picture.


Then I filled the factory components with basic grey and set the transparency to luminosity.

I created the smokes using ellipse tool. I copied it three times and blend it together. Then, I used the Gaussian Blur to create the smoke effect .

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For the next step, I filled the man with the gas mask with colors.



To create the grass, I used pen tool to do the shapes. Then, I used marker which is a brush effect. I've copied it and align it in a straight line.
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Next, I added text into the sign board. I used the warp options, Arc for this text. Then I used the roughen effect and the outer glow to make it more realistic.





I applied similar effects on other texts at the bottom of the poster.


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And finally, this is my finished product.

Assignment 3 Sketch

Assignment 3 Reference

Some posters that I used as my reference.