Wow guys, after hours and hours and angst and misery I FINISHED!!
http://students.smcm.edu/svstarcher/Mainpage/index.html
There ya go, thats the link. woot!!
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
stupid.
I hate everything.
I really do.
I just spent 11 hours in the mac lab. I saw no sun today. My back, head, arms, legs///EVERYTHING hurts.
8 out of those 11 hours were for this web design project.
I now have all the clips I need and all the small clips I want to turn into gifs ready to go.
I am not allowing myself to touch this project until our next class day. Because fuck this class.
I actually really do love this class though...sorry for the cursing.
I really do.
I just spent 11 hours in the mac lab. I saw no sun today. My back, head, arms, legs///EVERYTHING hurts.
8 out of those 11 hours were for this web design project.
I now have all the clips I need and all the small clips I want to turn into gifs ready to go.
I am not allowing myself to touch this project until our next class day. Because fuck this class.
I actually really do love this class though...sorry for the cursing.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Sad little update
So today I made all my title pictures, they change…following the song dubbed Freddy's theme song.
I made them transparent, yay!
I have everything I want in my pages planned out I just need to plop the text/gifs/pictures/videos when I acquire them.
I'm having trouble finding nightmare on elm street clips to turn into gifs. I even tried to rip my DVD into my computer but my computer is old and won't let me. Sigh. I don't know what I'm going to do yet. also I have no internet at home so it's not like I can work on it there over break.
ALSO, none of the pictures I pulled from the web will allow itself to be place into dreamweaver, I might have saved them wrong?
LOOK WHAT I MADE!
I feel great
I made them transparent, yay!
I have everything I want in my pages planned out I just need to plop the text/gifs/pictures/videos when I acquire them.
I'm having trouble finding nightmare on elm street clips to turn into gifs. I even tried to rip my DVD into my computer but my computer is old and won't let me. Sigh. I don't know what I'm going to do yet. also I have no internet at home so it's not like I can work on it there over break.
ALSO, none of the pictures I pulled from the web will allow itself to be place into dreamweaver, I might have saved them wrong?
LOOK WHAT I MADE!
I feel great
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
first update about webpage I'm creating
Welp, web-design is difficult. I learned html codes in high school but I had a book to guide me along.
I've got questions for tomorrows class/lab hours.
I made my title in illustrator, it might change words once the viewer gets deeper into the movie…it's from the song after all.
I also took an hour to make the Freddy pop out thing that I want to incorporate in my web design. I used illustrator to make the outline and then I went into photoshop and messed around with the different brush aspects. Unknowingly to the viewer, when they scroll over a specific spot, This little popup guy will appear. I thought it'd be a nice touch.
Of course I'll have to make him bigger but that will be done later on. I made the pop in this cartoony fashion because this site isn't supposed to be scary, it's supposed to delve into why the teenagers of the time flocked to slasher films, what were they looking for when viewing these disturbing images?
Oh yeah this is what it looks like so far. Really plain and boring but once I get some gifs made and video clips (which I'll have to ask how that is done) then I can compile the pages. Hopefully it goes smoothly.
Oh yeah, I messed around in photoshop to alter the background image which is of a boiler room, I felt like it fit ingot he theme and movie.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
That webpage sucked
Respond to reading and pick one
section to analyze::
In truth I did not read this whole page of text intermixed
with photos and videos. The page layout was too distracting, the left side
would stay still while the right side moved and my eyes were being drawn to the
right side of the page even if I was currently reading the left side. Anyway, I
am choosing to focus on ‘Language of lol’. The writer says that everyone knows
what ‘lol’ stands for. But honestly I knew some people who thought lol stood
for ‘lots of love’ instead of ‘laughing out loud’. Also the infamous ‘smh’ could
stand for ‘smack my head’ (face palm) or ‘shake my head’ (for shame).
She also says that the shorting of language that has occurred throughout the computer age can be seen as a 'necessary evolution'. I do not agree with her in the least I fee as though these words are taking away something human in us and replacing it with written words. I caught myself the other day saying the word sigh out loud rather than actual sighing. It was very weird when I noticed myself doing that. Also reading the shortened words is sometimes hard to understand and are a pain, it doesn't hurt to spell out the words people use.
Another thing I would like to bring up which may or may not be relevant to the topic at hand is that children are being introduced to technology at such a young age and with the shorting of words may pick up poor spelling habits. (I was taught how to type on a computer in the third grade, my spelling is horrendous. Thank God for Spellcheck)
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
AquaSixio
Cyril
Rolando (AquaSixio or Six Inside) is a digital media artist that lives in
France and works as a clinical psychologists. Drawing, for him, is a hobby. He
uses colors over anatomic notions to expresses emotions. He started learning
how to create digital artwork in 2003 and has grown over the years. For
AquaSixio drawing is a form of therapy.
For his
work I see colors, many shapes, and a minute attention to detail. He picks
color over quality and I think that is perfectly alright. AquaSixio’s use of different
shades of colors ranging from the lightest to the darkest colors are mixed onto
the page in a way so that the viewer does not see it transitioning from color
to color, they all blend together rather nicely but still stand out when
needed.
These
drawings are beautiful. I first came across his work two years ago when I first
joined Tumblr and I was floored. The way he uses colors, animals, and ‘lost
children’ (as he likes to call them) really touches me. When I look at his art
work I feel what the characters in the piece feel. The colors chosen really
allow ones mind to get sucked in and feel something. His artwork can make me
cry and I think that is beautiful, being able to take someone on a journey like
that. He doesn’t think of himself as an artist but if I were to actually become
an artist I would want my art to be like his.
On his site he also has a retrospection of the past 8 years. through this you can see him grow and really become the artist he is today.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
okay okay improving a little
I'm gonna keep this one, not the crackone...How do I do shadows? Hrmm... I am keeping Nosferatu.
Also look how pretty this looks,like I really like it. --^
Also look how pretty this looks,like I really like it. --^
It gets worse as time goes on
Okay so we got a crackhead Elvira. and a semi-decent looking Nos.
How do I do the things?? The things that involve shading and what not?? The things that will allow me to actually make these look like actual people?
Also how the heck do I make her eyes look okay?
I kinda dont want to post this online.
Something went horribly wrong.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Portraits
Elvira
Kate Beckinsale as Anna Valerious in Van Helsing 2004
Nosferatu
Debbie Rochon "1980s scream queen"
Hugh Jackman as Van Helsing inVan Helsing 2004
Dracula
Monday, October 7, 2013
Sol Lewitt
Sol Lewitt (1928-2007) started creating art in the 1940’s, post-World
War II he was one of the pioneers of Conceptual Art and Minimalism. This cool
guy is credited for over 1,260 artworks ranging from pencil and chalk drawings
to sculptures. Most of his works were created with simple shapes and colors, he
used a geometric vocabulary.
Lewitt did not use the computer to generate any of his work but the way
he viewed art, was one of program. His take on artistic authorship was one that ‘defined
artistic practice by an artist’s ideas, not by the personal touch or mark of
the artist’s hand.’ (Landmarks)
Sol Lewitts art, from what I’ve seen is expressive and bright yet
with an underlay of meaning. The colors and shapes forming together to tell the
viewer a story. When I stare at some of the pieces I seem to find myself making
up stories in my head to where the art leads/ what the art is meant to mean.
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