Sunday, October 17, 2010

Good Work

Hi there! I, too, wanted to thank you guys for the nice comments you had to share on Thursday. I loved seeing everyone's work and I really enjoyed learning about your guys' lives. We have some really creative people in the class! Can't wait for next Thursday... to see what more awesome ideas people came up with.

-Jacqueline Escobedo

Thursday, October 14, 2010

website comments

thanks you guys for the good comments... everyone who showed today was awesome... good stuff for sure... too bad we don't have time to listen to the music and the videos on everyone's pages... i'd really like to hear some of it...

--Brian Miller

project 1

(: thank you for the constructive criticism and nice comments (: you guys rock

-jasmine awad

Flash animation

When you make a flash animation, the frames per second is 24 and each image needs to be on two frames. This is a standard in the industry and if you want to learn more take animation 1.

Chris Brown

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Excited

I am looking forward for tomorrow's class.Since it will be the day we get critiques on our first project. It felt good when i uploaded it to moodle since i am new to dreamweaver and photoshop and knowing that all the exercises help me accomplished and see the ending results of the finished project.Well any who i hope everyone gets good critiques and have a wonderful day. See u tomorrow.
-Jacqueline Corey

Sunday, October 10, 2010

INSTEAD


This was supposed to be the day I released my album, but it instead took a turn of direction for the better. It will be ready early next year. Working hard.

I won't get down on myself, instead I am going to work harder.

For our class website project, there were a few criteria mentioned for grading these projects.

One of which was the emotional impact of the images you chose.

I like Louise Brooks, and tried to use interesting photos of her.

-Avalon Varada

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Feels so good to be done!!!

Anyone with me on this one? It was extremely difficult for me at first, considering I'd never used Photoshop or Dreamweaver before, but learning and being able to execute these new concepts felt really good, especially seeing my website come together. Working on the CS5 trials at home was really helpful, but it did mess with some of the coding on the CS4. Getting those nuances to work was a tad tricky.... now I'm hoping that Moodle doesn't mess with the codes and stuff..that would really suck. Anyways, yayyy guys, we've finished our first big project!

-Jacqueline Escobedo