Germany Calderon Multimedia Portfolio
Friday, January 23, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
3rd marking period
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#23- Gingerbread house for this project we tried to imitate a gingerbread house. |
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
3rd Marking Period- Google Sketchup Test
Friday, December 12, 2014
3rd Marking Period- Google Sketchup
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22- Block 1 8ft x 5ft x 5ft |
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22-Block 2 8ft x 5ft x 5ft |
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22-Block 3 9ft x 4ft x 6ft |
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22-Block 4 7ft x ft x 4ft |
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22-Block 5 8ft x 5ft x 5ft |
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22-Block 6 8ft x 5ft x 6ft |
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22-Block 7 8ft x 5ft x 6ft |
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22-Block 8 9ft x 6ft x 5ft |
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22-Block 9 9ft x 4ft x 6ft |
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22-Block 10 11ft x 3ft x 6ft |
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22-Block 11 8ft x 4ft x 6ft |
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
2nd Marking Period- Adobe Illusrator
20-Cordless phone
For this project i made a cordless phone using illustrator.
we used many tools like the rectangle, eclipse, and rounded rectangle tool. we also used linear gradient and offset paths to give it the different dimensions.
illustrator is different from Photoshop in the sense that you can actually make more realistic things and shapes. also in Photoshop you can edit photos more profoundly meaning you can go into detail on the photo. they are similar because they have similar tools like the gradient tool and the shape tool. with the shape tool in illustrator there are more shapes and you can have different layers by setting the offset path to negative. in Photoshop its more a two-dimensional figure while in illustrator you can change the dimensions. i find Photoshop easier to work with because of its simplicity but illustrator is more realistic in the sense you want to create an actual image.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
2nd Marking Period- Publisher
For this project we repeated the steps we did for project 15a but instead of a brick wall we used a selfie or a face.
we also added the step of the eraser to make the eyes come out and make it seem that the paint was not over the eyes.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
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