Final Project Koopi

LOGO

Step 1

Find a whip cream shape and crop the only the cream shape out

Step 2 

-Using Live Trace to make a shape then ungroup the object, after that fill in the color.
-Create the oval shape

Step 3 

Expand the object by using expand to make it looks like a shape of drink glass

Step 4

Duplicate and change the color

Step 5

Edit the whip creams by using Pen Tool, add more gradient on the cream by Mesh Tool

Text Logo

Step 1

Create multiple tiny oval shapes and align them into the shape of alphabets K-O-P-I 

Step 2 

Rearrange the texts as a word "KOOPI"

Poster

Using the Live Trace the crop the text "I've never met chocolate I didn't like"

and Background using Mesh Tool to make a free shape gradient

Business Card and Letterhead

Duplicate the logos and add into the templates

- Business Card :Background using the the crayon effect to make color tone looks cooler

- Letter Head : Simple alignment add the logo at the center of the head 

Character Design: Mr. Quackie Duckie

Step 1 

To make a duck shape by combining multiple oval shapes and using Pen Tool, then using the Pathfinder to emerge objects together

Step 2

Create the eyes 

Step 3 

Filling the color

Step 4

Using distort effect to make 45 degree angle and add legs

Step 5

Add the Star and align to backward 

Explosion

Step 1

Create the oval shape and add the gradient effect on the object

Step 2 

Create different 3 color (Yellow, Red and Orange) or any colors 

Step3

Make the crescent shape by using Path Finder and fill yellow color

Step 4 

Create multiple objects and make the flash shape by using Pen Tool 

Balance refers to the distribution of optical weight in the layout.Optical Weight is the ability of an element (graphic text, headline, subhead, and so on) to attract the user's eye. Each element has optical weight as determined by its nature and size. The nature of an element refers to it's shape, color, brightness, and type. For example, a stunning color photograph of Mount Everest would have more weight than a block of text of an equal size. Following are some guidelines for understanding optical weight. 

http://faculty.rcc.edu/hewitt/Adobe_Photoshop/Balance/balance.html

Symmetrical Balance

Symmetrical Balance, the balance that achieves the object in image to be managed at the centre equally. This picture.

Asymmetrical Balance

The objects in this picture are completely separated by dissimilarity element. The objects' weight are clearly located to be distinguishing.

Radical Balance  

Asymmetrical at the black space and Radial Balance at the circle

The radical Balance in this picture is in a circle space which the balance focus at an object of the space inside. 

Contrasting

Contrasting Graphic

Contrast is the difference in color which makes a detail in a picture illustriously.

The elements that determine the various perspectives in an image, are 

Brightness, Color and Shadow.

Shape and Color make Movement

The contrast in the shapes and colors has possibility to create a movement in the images. From the picture, the Yin-Yang's shapes form a consistent movement with a constant balance

Shadow Contrast (Tone Value)

In this graphic, the progression in shades and tones in this picture, the low contrast circles creates a focus spot on the shadows.  

Contrast with Text

The Contrast on texts in this image. The contrast distinguishes the fonts in a very highly variable in contrast picture.

Contrast in Color

In this picture, the contrast in color makes a great comparison between the circle (assumed as a sun) and the silhouette of the tree and crows. The movement is truly flowed by color contrasting.

Size Contrast

The size contrast's concept in this image is a difference in the planet's size. The contrast creates an emphasis of objects in the picture.