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Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostellow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 7 Constructions, it is asked to create constructions made up of elements in a variety of materials, which may be used as found, or bent or shaped in some way, and then combined. Construction has to be abstract and emotionally expressive.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostellow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 7 Constructions, it is asked to create constructions made up of elements in a variety of materials, which may be used as found, or bent or shaped in some way, and then combined. Construction has to be abstract and emotionally expressive.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostellow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 7 Constructions, it is asked to create constructions made up of elements in a variety of materials, which may be used as found, or bent or shaped in some way, and then combined. Construction has to be abstract and emotionally expressive.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 6 Lines in Space, it is asked to create different types of curves and combine 6 of them in a harmonious balanced composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostellow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 6 Lines in Space, it is asked to create different types of curves and combine 6 of them in a harmonious balanced composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostellow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 6 Lines in Space, it is asked to create different types of curves and combine 6 of them in a harmonious balanced composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

By Steve Bain For many versions now, CorelDRAW has included extrusion features that enable to apply depth to a single object and rotate it interactively. While it’s far from 3D modelling, it certainly presents some interesting creative possibilities for drawing … Continue reading →

By Steve Bain With all the various ways you can work with digital images in CorelDRAW, you’re eventually going to need (or want) to do a little cropping. Image cropping involves temporarily hiding – or even deleting – portions of a digital image. It’s generally … Continue reading →

Concept: to have menus in VR resemble more of physical catalogues / library archive shelves; with tabs for categories, that can be expanded or collapsed by being pulled up and down with the VR controllers.

The classic library archive systems label, categorise and allow an easier access to items providing tabs or the sides of shelves or cards.

In VR, the same system, combined with an ability to easily collapse and expand…

Problem

Many of the new to VR people are resentful to try VR as, comparing VR to mobile experiences, they believe that 2D mobile experiences are better, and more natural to use.

Hypothesis

There are a number of factors that can influence this belief.
One of the factors, I would like to create a hypothesis around is: many of the current VR experiences have UI resembling 2D mobile UI. Instead, the VR UI should use 3D space…

Problem

Many of the new to VR people are resentful to try VR as, comparing VR to mobile experiences, they believe that 2D mobile experiences are better, and more natural to use.

Hypothesis

There are a number of factors that can influence this belief.
One of the factors, I would like to create a hypothesis around is: many of the current VR experiences have UI resembling 2D mobile UI. Instead, the VR UI should use 3D space…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 5 Planar Constructions, it is asked to create a series of two- and three-dimensional planes. The planar constructions should express complementary contrast in types of planes, complementary contrast in proportions, harmony between the edges of planes and their axes; the edges should…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 5 Planar Constructions, it is asked to create a series of two- and three-dimensional planes. The planar constructions should express complementary contrast in types of planes, complementary contrast in proportions, harmony between the edges of planes and their axes; the edges should…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 5 Planar Constructions, it is asked to create a series of two- and three-dimensional planes. The planar constructions should express complementary contrast in types of planes, complementary contrast in proportions, harmony between the edges of planes and their axes; the edges should…

Continuing my work on Elements of Design, Rowena Reed Kostelow and the structure of visual relationships, by Gail Greet Hannah.

In the task 4 Fragments, it is asked to divide geometric solid shapes (sphere, hemisphere, cylinder, cone, ovoid, rectilinear shapes) into at least 3 fragments, and group them in a beautiful composition.

For this task I used C4D. Here is a few of the 50 compositions I was tasked to create:

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