This video made by shooting 150 still frames and composing them in Adobe Photoshop only (which meant frame-by-frame). Thanks to Meg and Angelica, who helped me on camera, and to Sam who helped me off camera!
The video took about 8 hours of editing to put together, not counting the publishing, so 12 or so hours total.
The video was published to DVD using Adobe encore.
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I created this piece as a demonstration of Adobe Illustrator’s flexibility in creating line art from simple photographs, which this was taken from. I shot a reference photograph of a pair of shoes I owned at the time, and then traced them into a vector object. I also have experimented with painting the piece using various color schemes, but the line art alone is worth mention, I believe.
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So I was going through some identity work I’ve done I came across this redraw I did for a local business that unfortunately was never used. The logo was for a restaurant that is a little nice than the usual local fare. Here is their website so you can see the logo that is currently being employed.
The redesign is on the right, which was done in vector format, which is ideal for identity and branding so it can be scaled to various types of media. I wanted to keep the design close to the original, since the design was chosen for a reason in the first place, and more importantly, the logo has some iconic recognition in the community already!
