Fundamentals Of Design By Diego

 Im so glad we are no longer using indesign. Using illustrator taught me how easy adobe apps should be to use. I learned a lot of new tools like the [paintbrush tool and during this project i also used grouping and locking layers quite a lot. I love illustrator and i honestly hope we stop using indesign, recreating my work from last year was honestly so fun.

 DO NOW It’s important for designers to know the difference between additive and subtractive color because it impacts how the colors are seen on the media to add on, by using different colors the designer can appeal to certain parts of a person's mind. 1. What are pixels? The smallest unit of color or light that can be seen on the screen, millions of pixels make up one image 2.  How is color viewed in computer monitors? color on computer monitors are a combination of red blue and green that to eyes is seen as white 3. What is the additive color space? a system that describes how color is produced from light. Mainly containing RGB. 4.  Describe which additive color sliders values in InDesign you would use to make white and black? In order to make white i would turn the RGB sliders all the way up and to make it black i would set it to all zeros or all the way down. 5. What is the subtractive color space? A color model where colors are created by subtracting wavelengths. 6.D...

 Learning the text wrap feature was pretty fun but I must admit at first i had trouble getting the pictures to detect edges.for my 5 images i chose some of my favorite NFL players. I chose players like Stefon Diggs, Keon Coleman, Julio Jones, Ricky Pearsall, and  Tyrone Tracy Jr. I honestly don't think this project should've taken me this long but i'll give myself the benefit of the doubt because at the end of the day i was learning a few new tools but i will say that i cant wait to continue to master indesign