Thursday, February 28, 2008

Movie Moment


Inspired by Cindy Sherman, a contemporary photographer who took photos of herself starring in movies that never existed.
Movie Title: Think Genre: Drama
Movie Summary: The story begins in a school with these two senior students, Monica and Alicia. As best friends they enjoy only one thing that was dancing. They use to do everything together and like I said especially dancing. The life for them was going perfect because as seniors they were all ready looking into their future. They graduate and decided to go together and make what they both love more go more professional; that was dancing. But the only thing that went wrong about all this was the money. Monica noticed that dancing could get a lot of money. And because of this she got out of the routine of dancing for love and started a whole new one. Alicia and Monica fought a lot for this. Alicia continue dancing but for love. And in those days she even saw how Monica was getting so low in all her career. Alicia became really professional in the dancing career and the best part was that she loved what she had accomplished. Monica got even madder at her because she lost all those wonderful years just for money. When Monica saw all that success of Alicia she wanted to go back to her regular times but she couldn’t. She couldn’t because she made a lot of mistake with people around the industry. At the end they both get back together. They get back together because they both remember that wonderful life as students in normal schools. Alicia helped Monica to get all her career in line. And at the end they both become professional dancers in the entire union.
Scene Explanation: my character is meeting with her choreographer talking about letting her best friend join her when she dances.

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Chocolate Frog


For Valentines Day we turned frogs into chocolate. I thought this project was sort of fun. I learned how to use the smudge tool the correct way and how to turn things chocolate.

Shadows and Reflections






In these exercises we learned how to create shadows and reflections to help us make more realistic artwork. A new tool we learned was layer mask. The things we learned here can help me in the future by giving my picture the perfect shadow it might need or even a beautiful reflection off of something.

Friday, February 8, 2008

Program Covers




These are designs for the schools graduation and student handbook.