Saturday, May 30, 2009

My Table

I wanted to design a table that was not like an average table. The definition of a table is: "a piece of furniture with a flat top and one or more legs, providing a level surface on which objects may be placed, and that can be used for such purposes as eating, writing, working, or playing games." i wanted to challenge the idea of the table having a flat top where items can be placed. I came up with my first concept through the idea of placing items inside the table and not on the top. I developed this idea into the table being more then a table but also having a chair and a cup holder Incorporated. My table would most likely been seen in a lounge or a sitting room. The table would be a place for someone to relax and read a book. The draws around the table would be big enough to hold magazines, news papers and thin books.

Final Movie

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

The Design..

The object that I was assigned was a table. I had the idea of creating a table that would be seen in a modern house or office space. Tables are used mainly for things like eating, writing and working. I started out with the idea of not being able to place things on the table but instead inside the table. So my redesigned table is not one that you necessarily place things on but this has draws around it in which magazines and newspapers are kept. It also has a pull out chair and a cup holder. So it is easy to sit down, have a drink and do a bit of reading.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

The Differnce between Photoshop and Illustrator.

I found that Photoshop and Illustrator were really different programs to use. They had some similar things but they worked in different ways. I thought that Photoshop was much easier to use and Illustrator took a really long time to get use to. I would use Photoshop when i was working with images that had straight lines and Illustrator when i was working with images that have curvy lines because Illustrator keeps that quality of the images where are Photoshop doesn't so that images with curvy or detailed lines would be very pixelated. I would also use Illustrator if i wanted to draw on the image becasue I found that it was eaiser to draw with the pen tool.

Rhythm/Repetition Final Image [52kb] [Illustrator]

Proportion/Composition Final Image [56kb] [Illustrator]

Hierarchy Final Image [112kb] [Illustrator]

Symmetry/Asymmetry Final Image [740kb] [Photoshop]

Figure-Ground Final Image [584kb] [Photoshop]

Datum Final Image [1.2MB] [Photoshop]

Contrast Final Image [632KB] [Photoshop]