Friday, January 28, 2011
Anton Pearson / In Class Monster
This is a screen shot of the in progress monster. The weird hair is textures with opacity mask layers on top of solid colors.
Final monster from in class. Added a simple solid color to the background to help the skin tone contrast and stand out.
recreating some arrrrrrt
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbzzzzzzzzzzzzz. bbbbzzzzz. bzz.
For this I mainly stuck with the pen tool. And the eyedrop tool for color matching.
Tracy Olson-Assignment 2 (textures)
In Progress. Most of the shapes are set out, and I've added the first layer of texture.
Finished piece. I used multiple textures, shapes, paths, clipping masks, and a gradient.
Gaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrr!
I made this monster using the pen tool, a paint bucket and a cute little face. I also used the clipping mask.
Mwolfe Monster in-progress
Here is my in-progress version of my monster using textures.
And here is the finished version of my monster.
monster..ughh
Monster progress. Line work done with pencil tool
Finished. I had issues figuring out how to close shapes with the pencil tool and what not.
Finished. I had issues figuring out how to close shapes with the pencil tool and what not.
Mallory Heyer - Monsters
In class I created these monsters. I used a colored version of the textures I made to fill the monsters. I liked contrasting the texture with blocks of solid color.
Outside of class I made one more monster. With this one I made the patterns more subtle, it may be difficult to notice on such a small file.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Teagan White - Assignment 2
(progress shot)
(final)
Because for every cute Pikachu.. There's an ugly one....
I used a couple different techniques here ..
Clipping masks are used for all the larger shapes.
For the shading, I turned individual brush strokes into objects, and individually scaled, rotated, and positioned them to make them look more natural. I ended with a splatter texture over the whole background.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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