Pokemon Red was the first game I had as a kid growing up. I created the base solid colors in illustrator and then brought it into photoshop to rough it up with textures and a bit of shading. Overall really fun to trying out this style, definitely useful for future projects :] Really interesting aesthetics, the textures and shading give it the bit of weight and realism which just makes it satisfying to look at because its on the border between realistic and cartoony. I tried mimicking James White’s (signalnoise) style of his vintage consoles with my first console which was the gameboy color: Tagged bird, color, creative, Design, digital art, graphic, graphic design, inspiration, Low poly, phoenix, photoshop | Leave a comment 365 Days of Design – Day 14 Posted in 365 Days of Design, Personal Works | The finished bird – Wasn’t exactly too happy with the range of colours so I adjusted it by overlaying a gradient on top of the image. The pixelation I made in photoshop really saved me a lot of time guessing the shape colours of the triangles because all of the intersection points and colour pallet were already there. I figured it would really help to determine where I should plop my triangles and save me some time with the colour pallete.īringing it into illustrator I realized it was a hell of a lot easier this time around. I started by grabbing a reference photo of a phoenix from google, then brought it into photoshop to pixelate it.
( Here’s the link to the post) This one took a lot longer because I spent more time around the edges of the image - more smaller triangles around the edge and bigger ones on the inside. I really liked the way my last low poly art turned out but it was a little hard to make out what it was unless you saw the images I made it from. Tagged branding, Design, graphic design, logo, typography, web design, web-design, website | Leave a comment 365 Days of Design – Day 16 The very first one I made was in Grade 10. You can also see the past websites I’ve made below, some of them are pretty embarrassing. I also couldn’t find a nice way to place my logo on the site without the unnecessary text “Digital media + motion graphics portfolio of Michael Truong”. I’m not exactly too happy with the current design of my website because of the way the small squares frame my work since most of my projects aren’t done on a 1:1 canvas.
The ratio is little awkward but it’s something I can definitely deal with after using my old portfolio for a year now which uses a square thumbnail.
Here’s a quick shot of the guides I used I gave the project thumbnails a more rectangular shape (310×255 – 62:51 Ratio). It’s now up at ! You may have to clear your cache if you have visited the site before to see the proper layout.
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I’m currently learning how to code this you can track updates of the site here as I’m progressing.
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