Motif and Repeating Pattern

In my motif I decided to go with a base of a hexagon because it seemed interesting and new and I wanted to try it out. I also put circles and lines around it that are the color white because it gives it a more natural feeling and it makes it feel more open to me. Also the lines kind of leave a pattern of a flower in the center.

 This is my repeating pattern in which it was originally a bunch of cubes but then it evolved into a sort of 3D stacking sequence. I like the color scheme and I also like the difference in the alternating white and blue.

This is my chevron pattern and it was made with a tutorial online. I was able to create a single block of a certain chevron and then I was able to create a new pattern for it. After that I was able to make a ship any size and import that into it. In the end I ended up with a wonderful pattern that I really like.

Bottle

My Bottle

This is my bottle that I made using the 3D tool in Adobe Illustrator. I was able to put on a label after carefully designing one with the help of pathfinder. I was able to also cut off the cork into it's own object then I changed the color into a brownish color. I decided to go with a green color for the bottle because I think that it showed the most sophisticated. Then I put my name on the label with a special font that I found that I thought really contributed to the overall sophistication of the bottle. Here it is:

Pencil and Related Items

Pencil and Related Items

In the first couple of pencils I designed I tried to implement many things I love or at least, make it my own. For the replica pencil, I chose two different types of yellow to create depth and shadow. I also put the last two letters of my name in their to make it my own. On the creative pencil, I used a full theme of my favorite soccer team, Arsenal. I used the red and white of the home kit, along with the yellow and blue of the away kit, to ultimately come up with a very unique pencil with a unique pattern. Also for the can, I thought just the can wasn't enough, so i decided to give it a more worn, and rugged look by putting jagged lines across.

In the creative project, I decided to go with a childhood favorite of mine and do peanut butter with jelly. So I created a jar, and then duplicated it. Then I colored them with the different colors of peanut butter and grape jelly. Then I created labels with a simple PB and J on the labels, but I carefully selected the font to match the sort of feel of the design. Then I finished of the lids of the jars and added grip lines to the lids so that they would be easier to turn and it made the jars more life-like as well.