Showing posts with label Digital Me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Me. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
I don't mean to brag, but I am a fucking genius.
Spent 2 hours on my online portfolio, and seeing as I didn't go to the seminar this morning, I've had to work out how to add a facebook and twitter widget to my portfolio by myself. AND I'VE DONE IT!
I am so bloody pleased. :D
I would like to add that my portfolio is now coming together quite nicely :)
Hurrahhh!
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Portfolio layout update.
After spending 3 hours trying to perfect my layout for my portfolio, I think I have finally cracked it!
And to make it even better, Shaun said he liked my design :D Yay!Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Layout for Digital Me project - My online portfolio!
I missed todays seminar with Giselle because I am rather ill :( Anywayz, Been working on my portfolio in my spare time to try and get ahead. This is what I've got so far!
I've used simple colours so that the text stands out, and I wanted to incorporate some form of personal slogan. It isn't the best, but I quite like it :) Any thoughts on this layout?
Labels:
Digital Me,
DP2,
Interactive media,
MM,
NTU,
Yr1
Saturday, 22 January 2011
A couple of website designs
I've been really trying to come up with something decent for my portfolio. I've come up with 2 ideas:
This first idea I came up with is very basic. I wanted to incorporate my logo and name but didn't know what else I could do. This particular page would probably be for the actual gallery page showing my work. I think this design is too simple and could do with more detail.
I liked this second design because of the contrast in colour, and is more complex than my first design. I really like my slogan and it reflects my sort of humor. This could work as it follows the "less is more" principle, is legible, and doesn't use too much colour.
Saturday, 15 January 2011
Moodboard
In my second seminar for 'Digital Me' we were set a task to create a moodboard that represented ourselves. I've included as much as I can that represents my main interests and likes. I know it isn't very aesthetically pleasing, but at the end of the day, moodboards tend not to be!
Labels:
Digital Me,
DP2,
Interactive space,
MM,
Moodboard,
NTU,
Yr1
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