How do you describe your creative production? Are you a writer, a graphic designer, a web developer, an animator or more?
There are many ways to describe my works as a graphic designer in terms of professionalism such as without design, no structure, weird, awkward, destructive, out of place and creative. I use Photoshop to create works by which I mean mixing images to create art and additional graphics for videos. Those graphics will be imported into other Adobe products and exported out to be edited into said video.
Photography and drawing are like a mixture of milk and shaking to make bread or something, I still have love for drawing despite not making any sort of real productive works with it. I spent most of my time at Richland improving to realize that I need to spend time outside of class to get better which I still try to do. On the other hand, Photography is like drawing and sketching except that you have to point and shoot. It's fun figuring out what capabilities your camera has and what sort of photos it can produce. Then you have a then I call the "Vetting Process" where we look through hundreds of photos that were taken on that day; it can take atleast two hours or more to finish the process.
For web development, where I need much more practice in my point of view and I'm happy to say so. I focus on using the latest web practices in HTML and CSS3 such as the grid system, CSS reset. I do not use JavaScript as much and have a basic understanding how it works so JQuery is a hit or miss for me. The fun part about and why I love web design the most is figuring out what works and what doesn't and solving said issues by spending hours figuring them out. The only framework we worked with at Richland is Bootstrap which I didn't use for my final exam project over the practice of hard-coding and making your own custom code for a site.
Tell us in detail about your creativity and include 12 - 15 images that show the type of work you do.
Graphic Design