Digital Photography and Imaging | Week 1
26/09/2023 (Week 1)
Lecture
We were introduced to the Digital Photography & Imaging class along
with the module briefing.
Fig 1.1 Module Information
Fig 1.2 Lecture Note
Tutorial
We got introduce about google classroom, google drive folder system,
because this will be the tool for us to submit our exercise
work. After that, we got to introduce the fundamentals of creating
collages.
Following that, we have to start preparing the design elements for our
collages, which will be utilised in the Week 2 exercise. Additionally, Mr.
Fauzi has encouraged us to review past students collage works [https://fauziyusoff.com/dpicollage] for reference.
Practical
We were instructed to choose 3 favourite graphic design works from
Pinterest and provide explanations for why we like these designs.
Design #1: Life, Universe & Everything — 42 (By Josh Schaub)
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| Fig 2.1 Life, Universe & Everything |
Description:
This design incorporates a palette of neutral colours, which offer
flexibility, clarity, and a timeless quality. I like this design because
it reflects the artist's unbridled exploration of his inner world and
showcasing his boundless imagination. The details and the fusion of
surrealism and realism in this design are particularly striking.
Furthermore, the design, though seemingly intricate, yet it manages to
uphold an extraordinary sense of precision and order that adds to its
overall allure.
Design #2: No Fire No Reading (By Jeremy Booth)
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Fig 2.2 No Fire No Reading |
Description:
I like this design because this minimalist vector design captivates me
through its striking simplicity. This art form invites me to centre my
attention on the core concept without any distracting elements. The warm
and inviting colour palette gracefully transports me to the serene
ambiance of a sunlit summer afternoon. Also, the interplay of light and
shadow skilfully creates a captivating moods and atmospheres within the
design.
Design #3: Nokia 3310 (By Giacomo Sforza)
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| Fig 2.3 Nokia 3310 |
Description:
When I first saw this poster, a wave of nostalgia washed over me,
transporting me back to the iconic Nokia era that reigned supreme during
the 2000s. The poster seamlessly intertwines with the Y2K design style,
creating a harmonious fusion of past and present. What truly captivates
me about this Y2K design is its remarkable ability to emanate a distinct
and alluring charm, effortlessly encapsulating the very essence of the
early 2000s, a time marked by technological innovation and cultural
shifts.
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