illustration and visual narrative Project 1 | Vormator Challenge & Vector Landscape Illustration
01/04/21 - 14/04/21 (Week1-Week3)
Heng Yuan Wei | 0347739
Illustration and Visual Narrative | B' in Creative Media
Exercise
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Exercise 1: Vormator Challenge
Instruction
- Exercise 1: Vormator Challenge
Visual Research
The direction that i look for is a friendly creature, which i
did some research and here is the result that i search
online:
Figure 1: Wall-E and Eve
Figure 1.2 : Baymax
Figure 1: Wall-E and Eve
Figure 1.2 : Baymax
Idea Exploration
Figure 1.3 : Vormator Shape
We are required to use these limited shapes which are
"Vormator Shape" to create our own creature.
Figure 1.3 : Vormator Shape
We are required to use these limited shapes which are
"Vormator Shape" to create our own creature.
Figure 1.4 : Screenshot of my canvas (10.04.21)
The first step I did was start tracing the the vormator
shape by using pen tool so i can make my sketches digitally
later on.
Figure 1.5 : Shape arrangement of my character
(11.04.21)
After that, I also added eyes, face, and her mouth of it
and i forgot to get the screenshot. As Ms. Annis's
lectures (character design basic), i get the idea of
positive or friendly characters are usually in a round
shape and bright colors.
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Final Outcome (Vormator Challenge)
Figure 1.6 : Final Result of my character "Space_Kak"
(11.04.21)
After that, I also added eyes, face, and her mouth of it
and i forgot to get the screenshot. As Ms. Annis's
lectures (character design basic), i get the idea of
positive or friendly characters are usually in a round
shape and bright colors.
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Final Outcome (Vormator Challenge)
It is a character that will floating in the air and live in
space to keep the space's order and rules. Whoever break the
rules at the space will immediately vanished by the
"Space_Kak". The reason why i named it "space_kak" is because
of the original word "kakak" from bahasa Melayu, like "kakak"
will always protecting us and the meaning of Space_Kak
existence is to protect the universe for preventing it destroy
by creatures out there.
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Exercise 2: Vector landscape Illustration
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Exercise 2: Vector landscape Illustration
Instruction
Visual Research
Figure 1.7 : Image form Google (18.04.21)
Figure 1.8 : Image form adobe stock (18.04.21)
Idea Exploration
Figure 1.9 : screenshot of the world map (19.04.21)
Firstly, I wanted to create a 3D earth for my landscape
illustration so downloaded the world map from the internet
and trace the outline by using pen tool in order to draw the
entire world on my canvas, and added it to "symbol" so i can
select the symbol (world map) on the "map art" in the "3D
Revolve Option".
Figure 2.0 : adjusting the 3D (19.04.21)
Figure 2.0 : adjusting the 3D (19.04.21)
Figure 1.9 : screenshot of the world map (19.04.21)
Figure 2.0 : adjusting the 3D (19.04.21)
Figure 2.1 : the outcome of a 3D world map on the blue
circle (19.04.21)
Figure 2.1 : the outcome of a 3D world map on the blue circle (19.04.21)
I also created the galaxy by using dark blue background and
white dots as the stars :
Figure 2.2 : Creating the Space/Galaxy (19.04.21)
Figure 2.2 : Creating the Space/Galaxy (19.04.21)
Figure 2.3 : Creating the light-years (19.04.21)
In order to make it looks more alike with the galaxy, i created light-years by using rectangle tool and duplicated, and used the pathfinder tool to unite them all which i learned from Mr. Kanan before during practical section.
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Final Outcome (Vector Landscape Illustration)
Figure 2.4 : Final Outcome of the galaxy/space
(19.04.21)
Figure 2.5 : Final Outcome of the landscape
illustration with my character "Space_Kak" (19.04.21)
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Final Outcome (Game Card)
Figure 2.6 : Game Card (19.04.21)
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