Idea and Inspiration: For this logo I decided to cross two fishing poles with the title ‘Nicks Fishin’ Adventures’ at the top. My course topic relates to me going around Eastern Washington and fishing, so this logo relates perfect for what I am trying to accomplish.

Design Process: I wanted to include a fishing pole because I thought that would be a good way to represent what my project was representing. I decided to add the second pole to even out the logo. I looked up a cartoon fishing pole on google and based the poles I made after that. Also the text at the top of the logo is significant because because it makes it personal yet adds more professionalism to the logo. My process included using different shapes to put together my pole, I then filled all the shapes with different colors. I then added the text at the top of logo.

Technical Details: I used google to look up a cartoon fishing pole, and based the one I made off of that picture. All of my wishing pole was made of of the rectangle and the circle tool. I used the text tool to create the title at the top of the logo. I wanted to add a fish at the top of my logo, but was unsure how to create one.

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I thought that the two poles crossing was a good center piece, and the text on the outside confirms what the logo is for. I filled in the empty space up top with a fish.

For my poster I decided to create a multi-view platform which makes readers think they are looking at the same thing just from different angles. This poster encompasses my subject, which is fishing.

I thought of the idea of going for the same look just different views when I saw the picture of the boy and his dog on Flickr. The two fish that are being caught are the same types of fish that are caught here in eastern Washington. My process started with the panoramic picture on top, which I took. I them found the fish pictures and the boy and dog picture on Flickr.

On Adobe, I used the hue/saturation tool to make the poster more vibrant. Also, the text feature came in handy as I listed the title and came up with a creative font. Cropping the image was still a challenge for me, and I still wasn’t able to figure out how to blend everything together.

The feedback I received helped a lot. The biggest thing I found that needed work was the title. I ended up changing the coloring and the font to make it more artistic.

ESML. (2010). Summer on the Columbia River. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/emsl/4948846210/in/photolist-8xj8yE-RA3tV-9vWhq9-8pRWMw-8WHtd1-4feXPY-an4W3E-7JC5hZ-6X6aX8-fDPcYY-2KBVWa-FaSztT-cXYjYb-fDwBCr-vKpP8B-vsW5oc-BXjXRd-5HyPcs-96uQ2M-hpobHr-ZEmrMH-oUezbL-8MjErx-846Ro2-a5SAi3-ptcAU2-gPzxsf-aDxxQK-cWBceC-fqYKtq-boaMYr-cbX1wG-eJXWrD-aDxy3e-aDBpkj-gfYDgb-pc2KVd-bxpxe1-4f8YwF-cwuHa7-pApVw-fN4u9r-aDxxRP-abT3D7-mGM5s-goZDmk-aDBphs-bwTNnR-2b8u9Z-hQCUDL

Burrow of Land Management Oregon and Washington. (2015). Coho Spawning on the Salmon River. Retrieved from
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blmoregon/16335495542/in/photolist-qTvFGS-qTvFZW-qBarJ2-pWA3Hy-chHs6b-76HZeF-9geJss-aET5y-e5c1T-8s2Mii-deA3wE-8s5Qmy-aeSvKJ-7oqbwE-whma5-8nJrLb-bs2LBS-pqjq36-5NZemf-p9ewEb-8oxQ7r-MKg1s-7tAJJC-ttSRo-oYVbpD-bEd5r1-qTvEWy-9v79Ph-2ZrS-hQjjHf-MvyAWb-boaU6e-p9goxt-p9epxf-9kzAhy-cbBzT-chHrYC-NVzBV-8cChaH-8TzspB-g9NB9G-nQkHcb-4AwiHe-o3DPCn-eDHGVs-q6HE6P-fMyoMX-ays37C-3doxS-a97rsN

Idea and Inspiration: For this project I decided to make a photo collage with the three photos I used in my Image Collection. The two bigger pictures is how I look and what I see when I fish, and the third picture is what I’m hoping to be catching when I’m fishing. All these photos relate to my topic of Fishing in Eastern Washington.

Design Process: This design inspired from myself wanting to incorporate three different perspectives: What I look like, what I see, and what I am trying to catch. I was also inspired from an example project that I saw in the instructions. The process of coming up with my design was I first found two pictures on Flickr and one of my own to use. Next, I came up with the idea of going the three perspectives from one of the example projects. Next, I used Photoshop to edit my design based on what I wanted incorporated into it.

Technical Detail: For my project, I used two free-to-use photos off of Flickr.com. Those two photos where the boy laying on his dog and the picture of the salmon. The panoramic photo of the Snake River was a picture I took. On Adobe Photoshop, I included features like text, magnetic lasso, hue/saturation alters, image cropping, and grouping different layers. A problem I found was that I was trying to blend where the panoramic picture and boy laying on dog picture meet. I struggled to figure it out, so I ended up just cropping the pictures so the ends of them met. I do not have any tips for anyone trying to do the same thing because I haven’t figured out how to, but I am going to work on figuring it out.

ESML. (2010). Summer on the Columbia River. Retrieved from https://www.flickr.com/photos/emsl/4948846210/in/photolist-8xj8yE-RA3tV-9vWhq9-8pRWMw-8WHtd1-4feXPY-an4W3E-7JC5hZ-6X6aX8-fDPcYY-2KBVWa-FaSztT-cXYjYb-fDwBCr-vKpP8B-vsW5oc-BXjXRd-5HyPcs-96uQ2M-hpobHr-ZEmrMH-oUezbL-8MjErx-846Ro2-a5SAi3-ptcAU2-gPzxsf-aDxxQK-cWBceC-fqYKtq-boaMYr-cbX1wG-eJXWrD-aDxy3e-aDBpkj-gfYDgb-pc2KVd-bxpxe1-4f8YwF-cwuHa7-pApVw-fN4u9r-aDxxRP-abT3D7-mGM5s-goZDmk-aDBphs-bwTNnR-2b8u9Z-hQCUDL

Burrow of Land Management Oregon and Washington. (2015). Coho Spawning on the Salmon River. Retrieved from
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blmoregon/16335495542/in/photolist-qTvFGS-qTvFZW-qBarJ2-pWA3Hy-chHs6b-76HZeF-9geJss-aET5y-e5c1T-8s2Mii-deA3wE-8s5Qmy-aeSvKJ-7oqbwE-whma5-8nJrLb-bs2LBS-pqjq36-5NZemf-p9ewEb-8oxQ7r-MKg1s-7tAJJC-ttSRo-oYVbpD-bEd5r1-qTvEWy-9v79Ph-2ZrS-hQjjHf-MvyAWb-boaU6e-p9goxt-p9epxf-9kzAhy-cbBzT-chHrYC-NVzBV-8cChaH-8TzspB-g9NB9G-nQkHcb-4AwiHe-o3DPCn-eDHGVs-q6HE6P-fMyoMX-ays37C-3doxS-a97rsN

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