AQS11-02 Roshni Shah Multimedia Portfolio

I learned how to create posters in photoshop. I think I did a good job with submitting my creations in photoshop on time. For next marking period, I will try to be better about managing my time, especially with the modules.

  The visual appeal of The Starry Night is undeniable, drawing viewers in with its bold, swirling brushstrokes and dynamic use of space. The combination of energy and calmness gives the artwork an intriguing balance. The brushstrokes themselves are also a significant factor in the painting's visual appeal. Van Gogh's expressive strokes create a sense of rhythm and energy in the sky, while the smoother strokes of the village contribute to a calm, grounded feeling. He uses color to deepen the emotional impact. The rich palette of blues, yellows, and whites create a dramatic contrast between the night sky and the light of the stars and moon. This contrast not only creates visual impact but also evokes a sense of wonder and awe. The brush strokes create lines to contribute to the meaning of the painting. Van Gogh’s choice of complementary colors—blue and yellow—also contributes to the dynamic interplay of light and dark. The swirling sky is largely a mix of blues and whites, but t...

  In photoshop, I've learned how hard it is to create something. I have learned how to create something it is very important to use your layers wisely.  Glow: I love the design and the shapes! The variation of colors really make the mandala pop! Grow: Nothing! -Nusaaiba Glow: I like the colors and patterns. The hearts emphasize the idea of valentines day.  Grow: Do it the other way so the circle looks complete.

  The subject is Rihanna. I used her name as the slogan. My poster has 6 layers.

  Phone wallpaper: based on “Groovy” tutorial                                                           due on 3/9/23 How did you create your wallpaper? (screenshot with caption) I created this wallpaper by rotating and overlapping the letter. Then I removed the overlapping areas.

  Materials:                                                             what did you Photoshop? Graphic Layer 1= I placed the text “THERE IS NO PLANET B”, I then added leaves and created a clipping mask to get the effect that the leaves created the text. Text Layer 2= I added some images and fun graphics to get the message across as well as more text. <Add to class slide> Overall design reflection: (which text method did you use for your flyer screenshot of your final design. I preferred to use a clipping mask because I found it to be the most visually pleasing.

  Layer 1= I added the photo, removed the background and played with the exposure and opacity.  Layer 2= I added the photo and removed the background.  Layer 3= I added the photo, removed the background, and changed the exposure and tint. Layer 4= I added the photo and removed background elements. Layer 5= I added the photo and changed the opacity to show the schedule behind it. Overall design reflection: (what was easy / hard for you to do?) screenshot of your final design. It was hard to remove the background but it was easy to play with the exposure.

  Multimedia art is a form of art that combines different characters of media, like images, videos, sound, and sometimes even interactive elements. I first learned about multimedia art when I was in middle school. At first, I didn’t really understand what it meant. I thought art was just about drawing, painting, or maybe taking photos. But when I recently started looking into it, I realized that multimedia art could be anything. It could involve creating a short film, mixing music with a video, or even making a website where people could interact with the artwork. The possibilities are endless, and that’s what I find so interesting about it. Multimedia art is also really cool because it can tell stories in new ways. For example, a short film can show emotions through both visual images and sound, or a video game can create a whole world where players experience the art firsthand. The combination of so many different elements lets the artist express their ideas in ways that were nev...