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Your assignment for next week is a replay of what you did last week (new illustration) with one additional element, '''in bold''' below.
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# Identify a visual style or technique that is attainable/inspirational to emulate within Adobe Illustrator. Can be another illustrator, something from a history book or classmate. [[Class:MFA Illustration 2020/Week 10|Last week]] I shared a list of vector illustrators if you need some starting points.
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# Select and listen to a podcast, your illustration should be a reflection of the story or a moment in this podcast. The topic is up to you. [[Class:MFA Illustration 2020/Week 10|Last week]] I shared a shortlist of fun podcast episodes above if you need them.
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# '''This week you must incorporate some bitmap textures or washes into your illustrations. BE CAREFUL!, this will require you to manage and upload your linked assets! 😳'''
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Your deliverable is one NEW square format 100% vector illustration a .ai file.
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===For next week I expect you to upload:===
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* Your new vector project.ai file in RGB color space, not CMYK.
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* The image or illustration you were inspired by.
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* A web link to the podcast episode you were inspired by.
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* Any linked assets your .ai file needs to display properly.
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* Any related assets/sketches/process files.
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Goggle Drive folder: [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-1W0abxCkzkvrOlbx6iS7WlVvk-A_u2O&authuser=matthew%40choppingblock.com&usp=drive_fs svaMFAI_20201207-Ai-podcast-vector-texture-drawings-B]
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===You will all present your projects next week in class===
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* "This is my illustration, I was inspired by this image/illustration, and then tell us about the story you listened to.

Revision as of 19:12, 3 December 2020

Last Week

  • Check-in conversation on how things are going and how the group is feeling.
  • Review the Illustrator Still Life Project and share tips
  • Re-do on Adobe Capture Shapes and converting line work to vectors in Adobe Illustrator
  • New assignment and some additional Adobe Illustrator tips

This Week

  • Review the first Illustrator Podcast + inspiration project
  • Deeper dive on Gradients, adding texture and basics of custom brushes in Adobe Illustrator
  • New assignment and some additional Adobe Illustrator tips

Open Questions

Notes

Subsection

Video Notes

Assignment

Your assignment for next week is a replay of what you did last week (new illustration) with one additional element, in bold below.

  1. Identify a visual style or technique that is attainable/inspirational to emulate within Adobe Illustrator. Can be another illustrator, something from a history book or classmate. Last week I shared a list of vector illustrators if you need some starting points.
  2. Select and listen to a podcast, your illustration should be a reflection of the story or a moment in this podcast. The topic is up to you. Last week I shared a shortlist of fun podcast episodes above if you need them.
  3. This week you must incorporate some bitmap textures or washes into your illustrations. BE CAREFUL!, this will require you to manage and upload your linked assets! 😳

Your deliverable is one NEW square format 100% vector illustration a .ai file.

For next week I expect you to upload:

  • Your new vector project.ai file in RGB color space, not CMYK.
  • The image or illustration you were inspired by.
  • A web link to the podcast episode you were inspired by.
  • Any linked assets your .ai file needs to display properly.
  • Any related assets/sketches/process files.

Goggle Drive folder: svaMFAI_20201207-Ai-podcast-vector-texture-drawings-B

You will all present your projects next week in class

  • "This is my illustration, I was inspired by this image/illustration, and then tell us about the story you listened to.
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