Week 3 - Week 4 (Exercises) - Pokemon Card Making

ILLUSTRATION AND VISUAL NARRATIVE - EXERCISES


12 September, 2017 - 19 September, 2017 (Week 3 - Week 4)
Jesslyn Fabryando (0332213)
Illustrative and Visual Narrative
Exercises 


Lecture/ Tutorial 3: Pokemon card making 

On our third and forth week, We were asked to make a Pokemon card using our vormator character making on the first week.  As we make our Pokemon card, we were told to use the rule of thirds.

Exercise 3 - Pokemon card making

My first trial of the Pokemon card where the background I made use of the brush tool in Adobe Photoshop software and export it again to Adobe Illustrator.

Pokemon's template

Fig. 1. First outcome of the Pokemon Card making

During the Pokemon character making I made use the software of Adobe illustrator for overall of the card making and Adobe photoshop for the correction of the template.
Fig. 2. Editing the border of the template using photoshop

Some of the character I made use of transformation effect, shown in figure 3.
Fig. 3. Transformation of the character

For the background of the character I made use of the pencil tool to create wavy line and I also use blend tool to duplicate the line. For the color I opened the swatch panel and open the swatch library. (Fig. 4.)
Fig. 4. Background making using pencil tool

I emphasize the hand of my Vormator character wherein I enlarge it
Fig. 5. Inserting Drop Shadow for the main character

Fig. 6. Second outcome of the Pokemon Card making

Fig. 7. Third outcome of the Pokemon Card making

For my third outcome, I changed my background wherein I trace the tree using pen tool, pathfinder to separate certain areas and fill in different colors using gradient tool.

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