ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017)

15.05.23 - 01.06.23 / Week 7 - Week 9 Name: ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017) Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Project 2: Illustration Poster MyTIGER Values Art Competition 2023 INSTRUCTIONS Illustration Poster For Project 2 of Illustration & Visual Narrative, we are to participate in the Maybank Foundation MyTIGER Values Art Competition 2023. Based on our chosen topic from the chosen SDG Goals, we must submit an illustration poster that interprets our project aim through the Maybank TIGER core values of Teamwork, Integrity, Growth, Excellence & Efficiency and Relationship Building. The 12 chosen SDG goals for this project are: No Poverty Zero Hunger Good Health and Well-being Quality Education Clean Water and Sanitation Affordable and Clean Energy Decent Work and Economic Growth Sustainable Cities and Communities Responsible Consumption and Production Climate Action Life Below Water Life on Land The challenges of the assignment are the following: work

08.05.23 / Week 5 Name: ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017) Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Digital Photography and Imaging (GCD61204) / Section 1 LECTURES Basic Photography Shooting Exposure Setting In this week's lecture, we learned about the basics in photography shooting Exposure: In photography, exposure is the amount of light which reaches your camera sensor or film. The main parts of the camera:  Fig 1.0 Camera Anatomy 1. Camera body: The camera body is a light proof box. Shutter Image sensor LCD screen 2. Camera lens: Aperture/Iris Fig 1.1 Exposure Triangle Iris Shutter Speed ISO There are only two camera settings that affect the actual “luminous exposure” of an image: shutter speed and aperture. The third setting, camera ISO, also affects the brightness of your photos. Iris: Iris/Aperture controls the flow of light entering the lens. It is measured by f-stops, indicated by sequence of f-number: f/1, f/1.4, f/2 , f/ 2.8, f/ 4, f/ 5.6, f/ 8, f/ 1

08.05.23 / Week 4 Name: ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017) Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Digital Photography and Imaging (GCD61204) / Section 1 LECTURES Introduction to Photoshop 3 Adjustment Layers & Filters In this week's lecture we learned about adjustment layers and filters. Adjustment Layers in Photoshop are powerful tools for non-destructive image editing, they allow you to make color and tonal adjustments without permanently altering the image's pixels and the flexibility of adjustment layers enables you to edit, discard, or restore adjustments at any point, enhancing your workflow efficiency. Understanding and utilizing adjustment layers is essential knowledge for working effectively in Photoshop. Basic Understanding of Adjustment Layer By adding an adjustment layer in Photoshop, a new layer is created on top of the image. A 'properties' panel corresponding to the selected adjustment type will appear, enabling you to customize

17.04.23 / Week 3 Name: ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017) Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Digital Photography and Imaging (GCD61204) / Section 1 LECTURES Introduction to Photoshop Introduction In this weeks lecture, we were introduced to Adobe Photoshop as the main program we were to use for our assignments in this module and some of its functionalities + tools, highlighting 3 of the main basic tools we would be using regularly. Lasso Tool: Used to draw freehand selections to manually select specific areas of an image. Pen Tool: Allows the user to create paths and shapes which can be duplicated and manipulated to create complex selections, masks and objects. Layering: Gives the ability to work non-destructively by stacking images on top of other images without interacting and mixing the pixels of images. Tool Box: Where Photoshop holds the many tools we have to work with Marquee Selection Tools: The basic selection tool that can select Photoshop layers in

10.04.23 / Week 2 Name: ALYSSA AISYAH BINTI 'ARIEF NASRAN (0364017) Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media Digital Photography and Imaging (GCD61204) / Section 1 LECTURES Introduction to Composition Introduction to Basic Composition This week we were introduced to the fundamental elements and basics of what make up a good composition. Focal Point: A key element to any good composition is a strong focal point, as it helps your viewers’ eyes naturally settle on the important pieces of your design first. Fig 1.0  Focal Point Scale & Hierarchy: Scale is often used to help communicate hierarchy by drawing attention toward and away from certain elements, thus signifying their importance to the communication. Fig 1.1 Scale & Hierarchy Balance The Elements: A good technique for mastering asymmetrical balance is to think of each element as having a ‘weight’ to it. Smaller objects might ‘weigh’ less than larger objects, and heavily textured elements might ‘weigh’ more than flatl