Creative Rabbit Fashion

Overall in the art portfolio course, I have learned how to develop idea and slowly construct the final piece step-by-step, also I had learned new technique to draw fashion illustration, for example how tall should be the model normally be in the fashion illustration, and I had learned how to hand draw the model, also how to use the light box to support me when I drawing, and I had find out pro markers it’s really good for fashion drawing. In the research base I had learned what research I should include for my fashion collection, and how to use those research to help me develop new idea, for example looking at artists have a similar idea I would like to make, also I had learned how to quickly drop down important notes in the lecture. Overall I think I had improved my time management compared with last term, also I had learned Photoshop skills so this time I can finish the work mostly by myself, and I had draw more fashion illustration sketches compared with last time, it really help me

 After finalising all designs and adding updated logo consistently for all pages I added my images in a new gallery on my website After adding to the gallery we rearranged the order to make sure it was correct and then adjusted the gallery size to make sure it had impact on the site when it was opened.  We then tested this and previewed the gallery to check it working and then changed the titles so that they were correct when clicking on the image.  I then made further adjustments: I changed the section background on each page to a pale pink which I used in the header I added 'back to portfolio buttons on each portfolio page and changed the font to Libre Baskerville  14 pts and the background to a slightly darker pink  I added an introduction and title to new portfolio page and the font used was Georgia which matched the main website font. I updated and added a title to my main portfolio page again using Georgia font I added my logo onto the header and this is now consistent with m

 I have now finalised my fashion design drawings therefore I have scanned these in so that I can use these in Photoshop to create my final Portfolio designs.  These are my images below as you can see I have completed the colour with pro-markers.  I also completed the facial features using coloured pencils.  I am happy with my final designs as they used the colour palette from Alice in Wonderland as I planned.  I have worked hard on selecting materials for each design and I am hoping that my final portfolio will showcase my designs and choices in the best light. I then began by opening Photoshop and I am going to show here the process of creating one of the portfolio pages however the process will be the same for each one. I then created a white canvas I did this by click on File - New and then I clicked on the dialog box that opened 'Print' in the top menu and then selected A3, portrait 300 resolution and white background and then ok. I then added the background design.  I did

  I had change and update the website year I had edit the portfolio button to a drop down table, and add a new slide called Alice's Adventure I had added a button to the portfolio homepage that can also bring the viewer to the undersea collection portfolio page, and I had editing the button colour to a ocean colour I had added a button to the portfolio homepage that can also bring the viewer to the  Alice's Adventure portfolio page, and I had editing the button design to a leaves pattern I had edited the header from freezes to scrolls with site so that when the viewer scroll down the page the header will not block the pro folio, it will make it more user friendly for the viewer Firstly I had went to Photoshop and remove the background on the fashion drawing, then I went to the portfolio homepage and I click on the edit bar and click on media and pick the image I want, and place it where I want. Creating cover page Photoshop background steps  1. Import all 3 images onto a4 size