Photo Challenge

Be True to Your School

This design represents my school because it is very simple but still has all the logos and names.  The most challenging part of this was to place the objects onto the bus.  The easiest part was to shape and shift the logo how I wanted it.  I am not very interested in digital art but I did enjoy this project.

My Dream Car

http://bbtmydreamcar.blogspot.ca/

Before the War

I selected the photo I selected because it seemed more challenging and had more opportunity to learn and improve.  The easiest part of this photo was removing the bends and folds from the photo.  This was my first time reconstructing a photo.  I think this would be an interesting job, but just not for me.

Freak of Nature

In this assignment I choose to combine a White Tiger and a Pomeranian puppy dog.  I selected these two animals because they are two of my favorite ones and wanted to see how cute they were together.
the most challenging part of this process was figuring out how to properly use Pixlr because there are many different buttons and things to remember.  The easiest part of this project was choosing the pictures and cropping them together.  I think my creation looks kind of realistic.  This was my first time using photo editing software.

Glow Show Poster

https://www.canva.com/design/DAB03uWgbaE/fBDnsb2h1RdJNg3TuePyIA/view?utm_content=DAB03uWgbaE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

Automotive Body Styles and Designs

Part One
Automotive Body Styles

SUV- A Sports Utility Vehicle, is similar to an estate, but usually bigger and higher off the ground. SUVs are often offered with four-wheel-drive and are designed for both on- and off-road use. Some have the towing capacity of a pickup, and offer the passenger carrying capacity of a minivan or large sedan. 

Crossover- is a vehicle built on a car platform but often with features of an SUV like increased ground clearance and a higher seating position. Crossovers are typically designed only for light off-roading. 

Coupes- are often the sporty variants of saloon cars, with doors reduced from 4 to 2. However, the coupe body style varies from carmaker to carmaker, and now there are even four-door coupes like the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class. The name ‘coupe' comes from the French verb ‘couper', which means ‘to cut'.

Sedan-also called a saloon, is a passenger car with a bonnet covering the engine and a separate boot for luggage at the rear. This is one of the most popular body styles of cars today, with seating for at least four people. A sedan design is also known as a ‘three-box' design.

Hatchback- a car with a sloping back and a hinged back door that opens upwards. These cars differ from SUVs, MPVs because they are usually much more compact. Hatchbacks usually have seating for four-five people in a tight squeeze.

Part Two

Automotive Design

1. It takes approximately ten years to design a automobile.  The first stage they start of with is sketching the car.

2. Design is called problem solving because they need to design a automobile that pleases everyone and they must design until all the flaws and problems are out.

3. The feasibility stage is when the sketches are taken in to be negotiated to see if it can be done.

4. I do think designing an automotive would interest me because I think it would be cool and very interesting to make something others would use.