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.
New project 7
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I decided to scrap my previous project 7 (the one with soldiers and quote) and made something I like more.
This looks good - and I wonder, when designing the pages of your portfolio - whether you would want to show the viewer some of the pieces (before and after) of these composite projects? It would help them appreciate your work even more if you showed them the individual elements in their original photos. I'm assuming that you created this as a composite - or did you just add the flare? See... the viewer doesn't really know what you've done... so incorporating the early work/images to show us more clearly what you've added/created is a good idea, I think. Consider laying out the pages with your finished project on the right hand page, and if you find that the left hand page is empty... use it for a mock up or some of your process work. What do you think?
This looks good - and I wonder, when designing the pages of your portfolio - whether you would want to show the viewer some of the pieces (before and after) of these composite projects? It would help them appreciate your work even more if you showed them the individual elements in their original photos. I'm assuming that you created this as a composite - or did you just add the flare? See... the viewer doesn't really know what you've done... so incorporating the early work/images to show us more clearly what you've added/created is a good idea, I think. Consider laying out the pages with your finished project on the right hand page, and if you find that the left hand page is empty... use it for a mock up or some of your process work. What do you think?
ReplyDeleteIt looks very nice. That seems like a game I'd buy.
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