Mount Wachusett Community College, in Gardner MA offers a 2-year program for Graphic and Interactive Designer students. This final course in the GID program helps students assemble and present their best work produced in the program. This blog is produced by the GID Portfolio class under the direction of instructor Coni Porter.
Neat concept as always. The outline on the light side of the moon seems a little pixelated, is that part of the original image or just the jpeg you uploaded?
I like it, makes me a bit dizzy looking at it, but I like it. Are all of these AD's for your company? If they are great, but I think your watermark/logos are taking away from the artwork. My eye tends to go to those and I lose focus on the art.
While not technically ads, I do put my logo on pretty much everything I make. Just so when they get shared or put onto the web then people know where to look to get one made. Otherwise you're completely right.
So many interesting things about this, and do you know what my favorite element is? That beautiful little puffy cloud, that breaks the symmetry!! Subtle, but important. Make sure, when reduced, the red/orange (ball, moon, sun?) is not pixelated. It may look fine on your screen at high res, but since this will be shown on multiple screens... it's something to examine more closely. Have you considered feathering the edge just a bit to take care of that possible issue?
Neat concept as always. The outline on the light side of the moon seems a little pixelated, is that part of the original image or just the jpeg you uploaded?
ReplyDeleteWhen I bring up the jpeg on on my PC i dont see any blur. So there may have just been some quality reduction with the upload.
DeleteI like it, makes me a bit dizzy looking at it, but I like it. Are all of these AD's for your company? If they are great, but I think your watermark/logos are taking away from the artwork. My eye tends to go to those and I lose focus on the art.
ReplyDeleteWhile not technically ads, I do put my logo on pretty much everything I make. Just so when they get shared or put onto the web then people know where to look to get one made. Otherwise you're completely right.
DeleteThis is real trippy, in a good way. Really neat and balanced as well.
ReplyDeleteSo many interesting things about this, and do you know what my favorite element is? That beautiful little puffy cloud, that breaks the symmetry!! Subtle, but important. Make sure, when reduced, the red/orange (ball, moon, sun?) is not pixelated. It may look fine on your screen at high res, but since this will be shown on multiple screens... it's something to examine more closely. Have you considered feathering the edge just a bit to take care of that possible issue?
ReplyDeleteIt does give a vertigo feeling and is very unique.
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