I super LOVE designing easy graphics that are even EASIER to elaborate upon with your own creative spin. Take this super easy spider web for example. Select your Polar Grid Tool (click) • -> 100x100 | 7;0. Select tool • -> Stroke = 5. Select your grid • -> Object • -> Path -> Add anchor points. • -> Select your Grid • -> Effect -> Distort and Transform -> Pucker/Bloat 12%. • -> Select your Grid • -> Object -> Expand Appearance. • -> Select Pen Tool • -> Add line • -> Select • -> Effect -> Distort and Transform -> Transform • -> Set angle to 45 degrees; copies = 3. • -> Select whole grid. • -> Object -> Expand Appearance. • -> Select grid -> Object -> Expand. • -> Select whole grid -> Group. Voila! Easy peasy! You are all done and ready to add your own spin to this w

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Agency: Not Yet Famous Creative director/ Project manager: Vuong Nguyen Illustrator: Tuong Vy, Tuong Van, Duong Hoang Producer: Kei Nguyen Designer: Vuong Nguyen, Tram Anh, Kai Final artist: Thien Pham Location: Vietnam Project Type: Produced Client: The Coffee House Product Launch Location: Vietnam Packaging Contents: Merchandise mug Packaging Substrate / Materials: Paper Printing Process: Digital printing, heat transfer printing Travelers…

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For this class, similar to the midterm, we dont have a final exam but a final project in its place. This cumaltive project is supossed to be a reflection of what weve learned in this class.

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There is also a physical version of the book, available to be seen only by request, in the mean time please view the book at the issuu website : http://issuu.com/aliciacschepis/docs/schepis_eureka_june2012. The MFA program for Media Design incorporated a …