Thursday, 21 April 2016

Final presentation

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1jPoAkoCZlwwjRWqFKapWL4c9IWLUBWtOwnpD0TUrcEM/edit#slide=id.p

Monday, 18 April 2016

Presentation #1

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/19aoujpYMRZuh-OVQ2E7vb_ZiglDN8k6kPtBd2vWt31g/edit#slide=id.g12a3b3f6cb_0_15

I started to do my presentation about tshirt design using google power point. Ive also done another presentation doing something different. The reason is because another person might be doing the same thing as me

Artist research #3

I chose to do a research about tshirt design. I researched an artist and designer name Veronica Leon who does Graphic design using Illustration and Mural painting. The 2 images below are her work examples of tshirt design and printing. Why I really like about Veronica is because I like her fabric designs especially her mural painting.

Monday, 11 April 2016

Artist research #2

I found an Artist and Designer online who does magazine cover designs and there were different ways of making covers. The Designer "Courtney Kan" has cut out her design on a card and paste it on top of any colored paper.

Quickmask

I have used photo shop to create this quick masked photo. I borrowed my chosen animal image online and used photo shop to edit my picture. I press the q on the keyboard for the red background to show up and the Zebra will easily be shown.

Thursday, 7 April 2016

Waiata

TUNE to Don’t worry be happy

(An old song with different lyrics for our class theme song) (just a thought)

by Joseph Tareis

Verse 1

Here’s a song that everyone knows

But these lyrics aren’t quite on the nose
but don't worry be happy
we made them up right here in our class

Photographic technologies is where it’s at

Don't worry, be happy
(Don't worry, be happy now)

Chorus
do wop dobi wop dobidobi wopwop dobido (Don’t worry)
wop wop dobi do (Be happy)

Dobi dobi wop wop (Don’t worry be happy now)

do wop dobi wop dobidobi wopwop dobido (Don’t worry)
wop wop dobi do (Be happy)

Dobi dobi wop wop (Don’t worry be happy now)

Verse 2

(rap)

We’re keeping this short, cause our time is tight

Working day, night and weekends just to get it all right

Makes you wonder if whats ya doin is worth this crap

maybe taking wicked mean selfies is where it’s at

we gonna be making our time here all about the biz

just to prove to our bloody selves that we won’t fizz

with Manaakitanga, Application and all our skills

we gonna blow this learning outcome with plenty of frills

Chorus

do wop dobi wop dobidobi wopwop dobido (Don’t worry)
wop wop dobi do (Be happy)

Dobi dobi wop wop (Don’t worry be happy now)

do wop dobi wop dobidobi wopwop dobido (Don’t worry)
wop wop dobi do (Be happy)

Dobi dobi wop wop (Don’t worry be happy now)

Monday, 4 April 2016

Artist Research

Ashton Kutcher Is Steve Jobs in JOBS Poster Debut; MACHETE KILLS Poster “Introduces” Charlie Sheen

It’s a reunion of sorts for the two leads of CBS’ Two and a Half Men today as a pair of new posters have hit the web. Ashton Kutcher takes on the life of innovator Steve Jobs later this summer in the biopic Jobs, and now Open Road Films has debuted the stylish first poster for the film. The one-sheet harkens back to the old color scheme of Apple, as a bearded Kutcher makes up the entirety of the poster. The first trailer for the film was a bit all over the place and Kutcher still seems like an odd casting choice, but I’m interested to see how audiences react to the film. Personally, I have much higher hopes for Aaron Sorkin’s own Steve Jobs biopic over at Sony. Jobs opens on August 16th.
Additionally, a new character poster for Robert Rodriguez’s sequel Machete Kills has been unveiled, this time introducing Carols Estevez as “The President.” Carlos Estevez is, of course, Charlie Sheen’s real name, but it appears that Rodriguez is having some fun with the marketing of the upcoming grindhouse pic. The film’s massive cast also includes Danny Trejo, Michelle Rodriguez, Sofia Vergara, Lady Gaga, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Mel Gibson. Machete Kills opens on October 4th. Hit the jump to check out both posters.

Here’s the official synopsis for Jobs:

It only takes one person to start a revolution.
The extraordinary story of Steve Jobs, the original innovator and ground-breaking entrepreneur who let nothing stand in the way of greatness. The film tells the epic and turbulent story of Jobs as he blazed a trail that changed technology — and the world – forever.