Week 9 (18 November 2023)

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Week 9 

Lecture :

Topic - Digital Surrealism

In today's lecture, I learn digital surrealism which will expand creative thinking, improve storytelling skills, and master advances editing techniques. It extends beyond limitations, allowing us to combine real elements with imaginative edits to create dreamlike, otherworldly images. This knowledge greatly enhance our expression, helps develop a unique style, and prepares for diverse opportunities in creative industries like advertising.  

(sample - Digital Surrealism)






Tutorial & Practical : 

Project 2B - Poster Design

1. Part 2 - Define your concept
    
    a. Visualise the theme from your Quotes of the day.
  
    b. Sketch your mock up poster.

2. Part 3 - Poster Development

    a. Draft the digital poster based on your sketches.

    b. Develop a composition techniques using Digital Photography / Photo Imaging.

    c. Apply textures & effect if necessary.

    d. Finalise your design with colour correction (Adjustment Layer).


Work:

1. SKETCH 1 (HAND DRAWING)
     




    SKETCH 2 (DIGITAL SKETCH)
 







2. PROGRESS 1




   PROGRESS 2






   PROGRESS 3


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