FMX 210 DIGITAL MEDIA

 

  This animation assignment had my fingers numb. Hand drawing almost two hundred individual frames, pressing my pointer finger down against the MAC Book for hours at a time was tedious and quite honestly painful... I had not been able to bend my finger by the end of it but it was definitely worth it. I had a lot of fun seeing the final project in the end (not so much making it lol) and I received an A which I'm super happy about.

  The multiplicity project was so much fun! I loved asking my roommate to take awkward, random photographs of me doing the strangest things because she didn't understand what I was using them for no matter how many times I tried to explain. I will always remember making this project... MY SECOND AND FINAL HALL OF FAME!

  For the autoscopy project, I decided to make four separate versions of the assignment. Although I was only supposed to make one... I had so much fun making these and love how every single one turned out!

  This project was another of the more intricate projects I've done. As you can tell with my hair, if it is not exactly precise it throws the entire photo off balance. Overall, I definitely want to try to do this project again even if its on my own time and not for a grade because I know I can do much better on this assignment with of all the practice I got in doing the following assignments. 

  This poster is one of my best works throughout FMX210. I had so much fun making it and the meaning behind it is so powerful. Women should never be forced to keep their mouths shut about anything!!! This was my first ever Hall of Fame project and I only have positive things to say about it, I'm very proud.

The calligram project was one of the more intricate assignments because a lot of words came out illegible so I had to keep trying different words until they fit perfectly in each portion of my face. I was very happy with the final result.  

I had a blast making these logos and business cards! Make a wish foundation has been dear to my heart for some time now and knowing what their logo looks like, I thought I could make it a little more fun, colorful and kid friendly.  

  The HTML5 Canvas / JavaScript Illustration took me days of blood, sweat and tears but still didn't turn out that great. I wouldn't say its my hidden talent but I had a lot of fun trying to teach myself how to do something I never would have thought I'd learn in a million years. <! doctype html > < html > < head > < meta charset = "UTF-8" > < title > DANCING STARZ </ title > <!-- import external .js scripts here --> <!-- <script type="text/javascript" src="#" ></script> --> <!-- modify CSS properties here --> < style type = "text/css" > body , td , th { font-family : Monaco, "Courier New" , "monospace" ; font-size : 14px ; color : rgba ( 255 , 255 , 255 , 1 ); } body { background-color : rgba ( 0 , 0 , 0 , 1 ); } #container { position : relative ; text-align : left ; width : 95% ; height : 800px ; } #fmxCanvas { position : relative ; ...