Author Archives: Gianni

For this blog assignment, I decided to draw out something that I think can be useful to everyone. I drew out the process of buying a stock. The reason why I did this is because no matter what, you will not be able to enjoy life and retirement if you only have one source ofContinue reading “Blog 10: How to Buy A Stock”

For this blog, I decided to design an action hero that essentially is the savior of toilet paper. Enter Captain Toilet Paper, the dynamic hero that swoops in to beat up any shopper that thinks it is a good idea to load up on more than they actually need. With all that is going onContinue reading “Blog 9: Captain Toilet Paper”

My story is a rather simple one. I took the idea of two people waiting for a bus and instead of the bus being a typical one, it is a cool bus that jumps through a ring of fire. I didn’t get any inspiration from Nancy, so I went my own way. I knew thatContinue reading “Blog 8: Storyboard”

When I first began this project, I was very mindful of my target audience; a bunch of seven year olds who don’t speak that much English. That being said, I wanted to incorporate bright colors and “childish” images to better grab the attention of my viewers. For my research, I simply typed in “mug cakeContinue reading “BLOG: How to Make a Mug Cake”

When I began thinking up my map, I decided to draw a map of how I would get to Baypoint from my off campus house. I chose Baypoint because it is a fun drive and they serve great lunch there. Drawing a map in a sketchbook can be very hard. I wasn’t sure if IContinue reading “Blog: Walking Map”

When I began this project, I was trying to achieve the most simple and straight forward designs as possible. After all, its luggage tags and they’re suppose to be simple. Looking at my designs, I would say that I achieved that goal. I focused in on the particular shape because it is one that meansContinue reading “Blog: Thumbnail Sketches”

When looking at the photo illustrating the sensory principle Structure, we can see many different things if we look closely. For instance, looking the blocks, we can see that each one is made up of smaller pebbles, and concrete, and surrounding them are more pebbles to lay out the structure of the path. When allContinue reading “Blog 5: Photos”