CIP: Collection– Binding changes

I was pretty stubborn about using a bureu, but after some researching, and soon after I had published the document to Issu, I noticed that it offered to get the printing done for a relatively good price. I was a bit worried about getting charged for a hefty some of money, but when it came

CIP: Content

The chosen content for the portfolio was highly important, and I came down to chosing a lot of images or Photographs, which I had already taken previously, and as I was being very specific with what I wanted to show, I had to make sure, that they would fit with their context. I found that

CIP: Kick starter: Accelerator presentation slides

Overall fro m the presentation, that I threw together, while it was a little tough trying to get it all prepared, but I felt quite comfortable by how I just needed to tweak the previous slides from the feedback presentation. I should remember to consider making the information more brief, and simple next time. Can

CIP: Collection: Changes to type and layout

A few details I forgot to mention in my previous blog post, a in relation to the final book, which you can find on Issu. My font style was changed to a more simplistic and clear text, to create formality with in the portfolio. I personally think this change helped, as I was checking back

CIP: Collection

Several exportation tries later and I was finally able to get it published as a pdf. The images had to be compressed, due to the upload amount, but I;m quite pleased with how the publication turned out over all. There were a lot of moments, where I could’ve screamed and thrown my laptop out of

CIP: Pastiche- Final FINAL animation

I wasn’t so comfortable with how my music turned out, and considering, that there’s an array of beautiful original soundtracks from Sugar’s creations, it only felt right to tie that in with the pastiche. So, collaging a couple of tracks together, where I felt it would be necessary, I got this outcome. Pastiche final from