Illustration & Visual Narrative: Final Compilation & Reflection

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25/9/2023 - 5/1/2024 / (Week 1 - Week 14)

Aisya Diva Anwagodsa (0365505)

Illustration & Visual Narrative / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media

Final Compilation & Reflection

JUMPLINK

INSTRUCTION


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FINAL COMPILATION

VORMATOR CHALLENGE

Fig. 1.1 Character Gumiyo PNG (2/11/2023)

Fig. 1.2 Gumiyo Pokecard (2/11/2023)


CHIAROSCURO EXERCISE

Fig. 1.3 Chiaroscuro
(7/1/2024)


DECISIVE MOMENT

Fig. 1.4 Decisive Moment PNG
(17/11/2023)

Fig. 1.5 Decisive Moment GIF
(17/11/2023)
 

DIGITAL TRYPTICH

Fig. 1.6 Digital Tryptich - Before
(8/12/2023)

Fig. 1.7 Digital Tryptich - During
(17/11/2023)

Fig. 1.8 Digital Tryptich - After
(8/12/2023)

Fig. 1.9 Digital Tryptich 
(8/12/2023)

SELF TITLED

Fig. 1.10 Self Titled
(1/1/2024)

Fig. 1.11 Self Titled Animation
(1/1/2024)


MUSIC: 
A FEW JUMPS AWAY - ARTHUR VYNCKE

REFLECTION

From week 1 to 14 I have gain a lot of skill, I can operate basic feature in Adobe Illustration, especially pen tool.  This module was fun and difficult at the same time, because I have to make my imagination come true, it means that It is easy to create something in my mind, but to make it exactly like what I imagined is pretty hard.  Because of that, I have to practice more and more.  This module is something that can help me to improve my skill.

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