Raymond's Blog

The color theory Applied This will be my work and example of the color theory applied to my work of repetition to further enhance it's perspective or pull The red Monochromatic theme and the colored version of one of my works which i had used to represent repetition previously, now on my recreated image i had use a red plus an additional three other shades of red slowly turning into a darker shade of red, to make a pattern within my pattern by filling the previously black rhombuses with a color sequence which repeat as the pattern end of the page The two images above is my recreated repetition and the color scheme i used to make it i had use four colors to fill in what was previously filled in black, i had made the complementary color go on opposite side of each other like fitting each other like a puzzle pieces, to make this i had measure the boxes on my  paper version and found out their measurement to put them on a grid when making this one , then i had use the pathfinder tool t...

  Recreating Repetition In this blogger i shall show a recreation of my previously drawn image which represent Repetition The image above is my recreation of what seem to be blocks with a five by seven grid where the white blocks connects to as many other white ones on a diagonal path until hitting a black block to make each block use their own out line i should select the blocks i want and use the first option in the pathfinder tab which will mend the blocks with no stroke between them and putting it around the total new shape   The image above is like a cracked mirror or a broken camera taking a picture in which every alternate with non direct touch pieces is an inverted color which is black i had to use the line tool then i would fill the filled areas with shapes using the direct selection tool to make it fit the area The image above is like a rail road track ever going, i had use the lines tool then i had to use the shape tool to make rectangles where i used the direct sel...

Analog and Digital Color 1: Pixels are small squares on the screens which produce the colors Red, Green, Blue at a tiny level. 2: Color is viewed when many pixel near each other are producing the 3 different color in an order or sequence to make a bigger greater image or color which make them visible on the monitor. 3: Light is the  additive color space. 4: To make white you would use the RBG sliders as white can be made by mix of all those colors lights, and black can be made by not using any of those colors? 5: Pigments and inks are subtractive color space. 6: To make Black you would use the CMYK sliders as Black can be made by mix of all those colors lights, and White can be made by not using any of those colors? 7:  I Assume color calibration is messing with the setting of the printing mode to tell the printer which type of color mode to use. 8: PMS uses many color which the user can control the color output so they can adjust the lighting or  fidelity to their liking...

6 Column Layou t on 2 page Spre ad This is my use of text wrap on images which i gotten from a game i played This is my example of text wrap on the placeholder text in adobe Indesign, in which i had use seven different object from a game i played to create a theme i had use a name of the game logo at the top-left as a title, when selecting the images i had to find images which did not have a lot of white space in the middle as that would interrupt the flow of the text, so out of the many choices i had use these six images which i liked, when placing the images i had thought about where they fit naturally and how they interact with the text, so since i was using center justified i has to either put the images on the edges of text boxes as seen with the sand storm and dough which is being launched at the left, or between two textboxes like the t-rex, darkness and light, the Phoenix is a mix of both as i wanted them to appear perched on the bottom as if it was on a grassy plateau but be...