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Final Portfolio

By:

Kyle Craig

Assignment 1

Assignment 1: A photoshop assignment to take a photo and show off what we have been able to learn so far. For my photo I took a shot of the Bay Bridge from San Francisco and chose to edit it.

Assignment 2

Assigment 2: Our job here was to show something strange and out of the normal, something you would not see everyday. For this assigment I chose to photo-shop myself into a pan.

Assignment 3

Assignment 3: The goal of this assignment was to create a set of lectures to be presented at DVC. Much like the lectures we have at the school already the goal was to create a poster that was inspired by the styles we have discussed on campus and in class.

Assignment 4

Assignment 4: We were take inspiration from a work by artist Charley Harper and create our own version of his work. The goal was to take an image and make it your own by tweaking some of the details, and by the colors to your own palette.

Original image by Harper.

Assignment 5

Top: Original export of plans and elevations from AutoCad, later added on too and made into the final product.Left: Colorized floor plan and elevations including details such as beds, toilets, kitchens, and living spaces, done in post with Illustrator.

Assignment 5: The goal was to create a cabin to be put in place at Yosemite. The design is meant for a single couple that could also host guests for events or spe-cial occasions. The design idea for me was to mix public and private areas into one fairly open floor plan. With opposite sides of the home containg the bedrooms, and the center/front of the home being mostly open to allow for maximum interaction while hosting others.

Assignment 6

Assignment 6: The goal was to create a cabin to be put in place at Yosemite. Similar to assignment 5, we took the design we made from then and remade it in sketchup. We also exported the views and edited them in photoshop to make them look more realistic.

Other Works

Tower Project

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Location: SF

Artists Retreat

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Mondrian Museum

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