One of the first projects that I finished in my design class was to created interesting angles of a stapler, clothes pin, pliers, hole puncher or scissors. I chose to use scissors as my subject.I was pretty rusty. I hadn't drawn anything in years. The style of scissors only added to the problem. It was not the standard shears. Instead, it was a pair of Kitchen Aid scissors.
I've used Photoshop a couple of years ago, but I never used Illustrator before. The setup looks like Photoshop, but the tools are different. This was our class first project and I already got a "swimming in the head". I had to read anything and everything that 
would help me. I did the tutorial that was listed on the school, but this didn't selected or nothing changed. Through trial and error, I figured things out.
would help me. I did the tutorial that was listed on the school, but this didn't selected or nothing changed. Through trial and error, I figured things out.I posted the wrong project. I posted the project from the tutorial instrutions. I later posted the correct Illustrator document.
Great job on your project. This is the first time I have worked with any of the adobe products. It is taking me alot of time to get use to all of these adobe products. But great job on your project!!
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I thought you did a fabulous job on your scissors project. I personally had a really rough time with it and thought the whole class was going to be a huge disaster. Luckily, we switched to a more computerized based art than drawing based so I'm okay now!
ReplyDeleteI chose scissors also, and I it was a lot simpler than I imagined. i actually had fun! I do admit I had to read a little about the software beforehand, but I did eventually get the hang of it.
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