Category: sample project

(Example image of completed project)  Create a simple portfolio that showcases images and video from the other projects made during the semester. The site should have a homepage with a grid of project thumbnails, individual pages for each project with documentation media and a description. Include an about page with a logo or image and short biography. The site… Continue reading Portfolio website

Guidelines: Create a “choose your own adventure” story with HTML and CSS  code. Each page should give the user 2 options to choose from. There should be a total of (at least) 5 HTML pages. All your pages should include the required tags (html, head, title, body). You should also use h1 (main header), p (paragraph),… Continue reading “Choose your own adventure” story (web)

Guidelines: Create a self-portrait in Adobe Illustrator. Sketch your portrait on paper before opening the software. Set the Artboard to 1500 X 1500px, and use a variety of tools and their respective properties (i.e: shapes, pen, pathfinder, fill, stroke etc.). Make sure to properly organize and label all your layers. Once you are happy with your vector self-portrait, export it to PNG,… Continue reading Vector portrait with AI generated background (imaging)

Guidelines: Create a story with sound. The story can be real, fictional, surreal, funny, sad, scary, it can be centered around an interview etc. The piece must have a clear beginning, middle and end. It should be between 30 seconds and 2 minutes. It should include at least five, well sequenced/layered/mixed tracks (i.e: sound effects,… Continue reading Editing and layering tracks to create a story (audio)

Guidelines: Create a 3D model in Tinkercad (i.e: keyring, character, plant, architectural model, charm etc). Create a hand-drawn sketch for your model before working in the software. Once in Tinkercad, use a combination of basic shapes – both holes and solids – to translate your sketch into the 3D space. Once your model is complete… Continue reading Translating a sketch into a Tinkercad model (3D design)

Guidelines: Create a 2D animation that includes three “bouncing ball”scenes:  Grading rubric Create a storyboard for the “emotion” scene before animating it (see template below).  Use the 12 principles of animation (including anticipation, ease-in and out, squash and stretch etc.). Export the scenes into a single Quicktime (.mp4) file. Storyboard template Files to submit: