Showing posts with label Unit 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unit 3. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Futurism Final Book Cover & Evaluation
Final Cubism Book Cover & Evaluation
Overall I think that my final Cubism piece went very well. I prefer my final piece to my mock up one although I used a lot more colour in my mock up one. Well putting my cubism photos together on Photoshop I learnt a lot of skills, I learnt how to skew photos and how to use the inner glow tool to add the cube effect into my photos. If I was to do this project again and my photo-shoot I would try to be more creative with the photos that I take.
Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Value mood board (Elements of Design)
Elements of Design:Value!
Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a colour. Value becomes critical in a work which has no colours other than black, white, and a grey scale.


Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a colour. Value becomes critical in a work which has no colours other than black, white, and a grey scale.
Shape mood board (Elements of Design)
Colour mood board (Elements of design)
Colour!
There are many different groups of colours such as ones like primary colours and secondary colours, These contain colours such as: Yellow, Red, Blue,Green, Purple and Orange. There are 3 types of definitions with colour. Hue been one of them. Hue basically means adding too a colour. Another definition is Intensity, Intensity is the strength and also the vividness of a photograph, and the 3 property of colour is value. which means the lightness or darkness of a colour.
Monday, 3 November 2014
Futurism Risk Assessment
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Assessment
Reference:
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Unit
3
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Activity
Description:
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Taking
photographs for Futurism shoot.
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Date:
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19.10.14
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Student
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Millie
Brannan (Student)
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Review
Date:
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20.10.14
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Assessment
Team Members:
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Gemma
breese
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Overall
Potential Risk Factor:
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3
likely
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Course
Details:
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90
Credit Diploma Photography
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Number
of People Exposed:
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3
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Names
of People Exposed:
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Millie,Megan,Evan
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Building-Place
& Exact Location
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Hockney
Building / Old building
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Is
This An Acceptable Risk?
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Hazard
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Persons At Risk and How
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Existing Control Measures
What are you currently
doing to prevent it?
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Probability
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Severity
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Risk Level
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Additional Control Measures
What else do you need to
do?
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Probability
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Severity
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Risk Level
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Main
stair case in the Old Building
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Might
miss a step and fall down the stairs.
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Make
sure people are careful when they are walking down and up the stairs.
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1
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1
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Stairs
in the new Building
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Might
trip up over there lace.
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Make
sure people have their laces tied.
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2
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1
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Main
reception of the Hockney Building.
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Lots
of people about could accidently knock camera out of your hands.
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Make
sure I am holding my camera securely and that nobody is going to bump into
me.
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3
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1
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Risk assessment for Cubism photo-shoot
Assessment
Reference:
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Unit
3
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Activity
Description:
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Photographing
for unit 3
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Date:
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22.10.14
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Student
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Millie
Brannan (Student)
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Review
Date:
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24.10.14
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Assessment
Team Members:
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Gemma
breese
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Overall
Potential Risk Factor:
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Minor
7
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Course
Details:
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90
Credit Diploma Photography
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Number
of People Exposed:
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2
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Names
of People Exposed:
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Millie
& Courtney
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Building-Place
& Exact Location
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Is
This An Acceptable Risk?
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Hazard
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Persons At Risk and How
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Existing Control Measures
What are you currently
doing to prevent it?
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Probability
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Severity
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Risk Level
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Additional Control Measures
What else do you need to
do?
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Probability
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Severity
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Risk Level
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Tripping over the bed.
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Hurting themselves
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Doing the photo-shoot away from the
bed.
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1
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Walking into edge of furniture.
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Make sure the persons been careful so
that they don’t walk into anything.
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Don’t do the photo-shoot somewhere in
the room where there isn’t sharp furniture.
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4
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Falling over shoes.
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Hurting their knees or their elbows if
the fall.
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Move all the shoes before the
photo-shoot.
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2
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Wednesday, 22 October 2014
Typography Research
What is
Typography?
Typography
is the use of typefaces as a meaning of communication. It begun with Gutenberg
and the development of moved type. Typography has its ways in handwritten letter forms also. Typography also includes designers who make new letter forms as well so that designers and calligraphers who use these letters can add it as
part of their designs. As well as this Typography uses typefaces and the white space around and through them to create a whole design.
The picture
above is a good example of typography. There all different types of texts, in
different forms and ways. Typography can be done by hand or on computers with
different formats and fonts.
3 Design Elements, Typography.
Typography 3 Design Elements.
I also like this typography book cover because its plain and simple and doesn't look as if someone has had to put loads of effort into it just to even make it look the tiniest bit good. It is very creative with the joined up lines and they have not used too much colour. Although I like this book cover a lot I do not think that it looks like something I would read. And the title does not tell you much about the story. The way the have put the text makes this Typography book cover.
I really like this this typography book cover because, it has lots of colour, and it has a lot of things going on in it. Its also because it isnt a boring book cover and because they havent been lazy and just used normal text. The thing i like most about the text is how they have put it in on massive speach bubble as if it iscoming out of the cars exhaust. They have used a good type of text as well and also the pattern to go with the text is good too.
I like this typography book cover because there is a lot going on in it, and it very colourful. I like the use of the text as well, how it is scattered around the page. I think that this makes the book cover a good form of typography. They layout is very effective and has been thought about well to scatter the letters around the page but for it till still make sense.
I also like this typography book cover because its plain and simple and doesn't look as if someone has had to put loads of effort into it just to even make it look the tiniest bit good. It is very creative with the joined up lines and they have not used too much colour. Although I like this book cover a lot I do not think that it looks like something I would read. And the title does not tell you much about the story. The way the have put the text makes this Typography book cover.
I really like this this typography book cover because, it has lots of colour, and it has a lot of things going on in it. Its also because it isnt a boring book cover and because they havent been lazy and just used normal text. The thing i like most about the text is how they have put it in on massive speach bubble as if it iscoming out of the cars exhaust. They have used a good type of text as well and also the pattern to go with the text is good too.
Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Cubism 250 words
Cubism
In the 1900, the Eastman Kodak company introduced a low priced, point and shoot, hand-held camera, called the brownie camera. Artists were free to express themselves with paint instead of recording the image. The cameras could do their jobs now. Artists were free to express themselves, Society began seeing things from a fresh perspective.
Artists working in paint were beginning to interest themselves in all new creations in order to survive the competition. The 'cubists' were trying to overthrow the existing order and to explore spatial relationships, free of restraint.
Between 1907 and 1914, the 'cubists' were actively experimenting. This brief period was revolutionary. George Braque, inventor of cubism. Braque and Picasso worked together ( for Cezanne to cubism). Cézanne's painting was that he did not try to deny the two-dimensional quality of a paintings surface. Photography had begun to replace painting as the tool for documenting the age
In the 1900, the Eastman Kodak company introduced a low priced, point and shoot, hand-held camera, called the brownie camera. Artists were free to express themselves with paint instead of recording the image. The cameras could do their jobs now. Artists were free to express themselves, Society began seeing things from a fresh perspective.
Artists working in paint were beginning to interest themselves in all new creations in order to survive the competition. The 'cubists' were trying to overthrow the existing order and to explore spatial relationships, free of restraint.
Between 1907 and 1914, the 'cubists' were actively experimenting. This brief period was revolutionary. George Braque, inventor of cubism. Braque and Picasso worked together ( for Cezanne to cubism). Cézanne's painting was that he did not try to deny the two-dimensional quality of a paintings surface. Photography had begun to replace painting as the tool for documenting the age
Futurism 250 words
Futurism
Futurism was an artistic movement that came around in Italy at the start of the 20th Century. The predicted themes of futurism where:
* Contemporary concepts of the future.
*Speed
*Technology
*Youth and Violence
*Different objects
*Industrial cities
Futurism was well in and popular with the Italians, although it was though to have been started a lot in Russia, England and other country's. Futurists did lots of art such as:
*Painting
*Sculptures
*Ceramics
*Graphic Design
*Industrial Design
*Urban Design
*Film
*Fashion
*Textiles
This is a well know futurists work. This piece was made by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti. The name of this piece is: THE FUTURIST MANIFESTO (1909)
I like this piece of work because it is very interesting and is also one of his first pieces. I also like it because the colours stand out loads and because of how he has used the shapes to create this picture. This picture fits in with futurists urban designs because of the person on the bike.
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