fundamental design--alicja slabosz

Something I learned from this is that it easier than it looks. The robot was probably the most difficult part because u have to figure out what type of robot you wanna make. So mine is pretty simple and cute I would say cause this is something I would do is in real life. The background is a laboratory cause there where is was made. The shadow is coming from behind the robot because the light is coming from the side where the window is. So it would make the most sense for it to be behind the robot. Something I wish I did differently was made my robot look more realist and like it just looked like it took more time.   

Raster (Bitmap): Jpg -  JPG is a type of picture file. It's good for photos and easy to share. It makes the file smaller, but sometimes the quality isn't as sharp.  Png - A PNG is a type of picture file. It keeps the quality high and works well for things like logos. It can also have clear backgrounds, so you can see through parts of the image. Gif -A GIF is a picture file that can move. It's like a short video without sound. People use GIFs for funny animations or clips, and they can loop, so they keep playing. Bmp -A BMP is a type of picture file. It keeps images in good quality, but the files are usually big. They don't shrink down in size, so they take up more space. Psd -A PSD is a file from Photoshop. It lets you keep all the parts of a picture separate, so you can change things later. Tiff - A TIFF is a type of image file. It keeps a lot of detail and is good for printing. TIFF files can be big, Heic -HEIC is a kind of picture file. It’s smaller than JPEG but sti...

  Open your keyboard shortcuts and methods file. Add keyboard shortcuts, methods and notes to your Illustration section. What to document: - type character panel (type size, select font, select style, leading, kerning, scaling, baseline shift, rotate, paragraph panel (alignment, indent, hanging first line, space before/after paragraph) stroke panel (weight, cap, corner, align stroke, dashed line, pen tool (add/subtract point, curve point property panel (stroke weight, stroke color, fill color, x, y, W, H) type menu (find/replace font, change case) pathfinder panel (union, subtract front/back, intersection) appearance panel (opacity, fx) Alignment panel (alignment, distribute, distribute spacing) Open your keyboard shortcuts and methods file. Add keyboard shortcuts, methods and notes to your Photoshop section. What to document: - marquee selection (mouse/arrow key move, constrain move, deselect, cut, duplicate) elliptical, rectangular marquee magnetic and regul...