IT'S A WRAP.

Last project of the year is complete, and I probably enjoyed this one the most. It was a culmination of everything I learnt in first year, all applied onto the most frustrating and brilliant piece of software I've used so far! I'll hopefully find a way to get the actual Flash file on here, because the transitions and fades between pages give it a really nice professional element.

I plan on going back to this at a later date to both improve it, and use as my design CV.

Dr Pepper laying the smack down!

IT VURKS

We getting productive in here mayne

Next projects involve a cartoon of my living breathing cartoon Jamie Evans, and an interactive CV..


I'm more concerned about how many Easter eggs I can eat, and trying to swim in Turkey without an ACL in my knee.

I'm amazed this actually works as a 3D anaglyph - left the @ symbol red for depth/it looks shiny with the glasses on

development sheets for cover

Magazine cover, put on your 3D glasses (I have no idea if it will work)

FUNKY COLOURS

Creation workshops

Creation workshops were set up as a sub brand of Turnip Starfish.  Which is an animation company based in Cardiff.  Its workshops have become so successful they have decided to give it its own identity.  The workshops they offer to children are in drawing and animation, puppetry.  The ages range from primary to secondary to bridging courses for HE.  They offer services to HE and FE for their summer schools and enjoy working with the community.

They are a fun lively bunch however the people they are targeting for business are not the people who will be going on the courses.  It needs to say, young, fun yet also professional and educational.  

The inspiration behind the balloons came from looking at the concept art of Disney Pixars' 'UP'. The balloon completely embodies the young target audience and creativity, something about colours and infinite creative limits (does this sound legit?)

Went to the corner shop today.. bought 4 corners.

First project I'm 100% satisfied with, although the colour is in CMYK mode so doesn't look it's best on here

CLICK ON THE IMAGES.

BYE.

Literally no idea what I've done

Tutorial: http://designinstruct.com/graphic-design/make-a-soft-grunge-product-ad-design-in-photoshop/