Graphic Translation: A Graphic Design Project Guide
โ Scribed by Kimberly Elam
- Publisher
- Booksurge Llc
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 151
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
The process of graphic translation produces drawings of instant recognition and startling visual interest. Graphic translation is as much art as it is design, and focuses on the creation of an image with the visual means of abstraction, reduction, and interpretation with point, line, plane, shade, and shadow. Over 300 examples portray a multitude of individual approaches to the drawing system and give the designer, educator, and student insight into understanding and learning this beautiful method of graphic drawing.
โฆ Table of Contents
Creature & Plant Translations......Page 107
Alligator 1......Page 108
Alligator 2......Page 110
Bee......Page 112
Beetle......Page 114
Butterfly......Page 116
Dragonfly 1......Page 118
Dragonfly 2......Page 119
Egret......Page 120
Fish......Page 126
Flower......Page 122
Frog 2......Page 123
Frog 3......Page 124
Frog 4......Page 125
Grasshopper......Page 127
Hibiscus......Page 128
Lady Bug 2......Page 130
Lizard......Page 129
Lobster 1......Page 132
Lobster 2......Page 134
Lobster 3......Page 136
Lobster 4......Page 138
Moth......Page 139
Seahorse......Page 142
Seagull 2......Page 140
Snail 1......Page 144
Snail 2......Page 146
Spider......Page 148
Shark 1......Page 149
Shark 2......Page 150
Shell 4......Page 102
Pineapple......Page 104
Palm 2......Page 103
Water Bottle......Page 105
Man-Made Object Translations......Page 35
Bicycle......Page 36
Blender......Page 38
Boat Motor......Page 40
Bobber 1......Page 42
Bobber 2......Page 43
Brush......Page 44
Ceiling Fan......Page 46
Chair......Page 47
Clock......Page 48
Coke Bottle......Page 50
Earbuds......Page 52
Fan......Page 54
Fishing Lure......Page 55
Fishing Reel......Page 56
French Horn......Page 58
Gas Mask......Page 60
Headphones......Page 68
Juicer......Page 70
Movie Camera......Page 72
Sail Boat 1......Page 74
Sail Boat 2......Page 82
Sand Pail 1......Page 76
Sand Pail 2......Page 77
Sandal......Page 83
Scale......Page 84
Squeezer......Page 75
Sunglasses......Page 86
Swiss Army Knife......Page 80
Telephone......Page 78
Toaster......Page 88
Umbrella 1......Page 90
Umbrella 2......Page 92
Umbrella 3......Page 94
Umbrella 4......Page 95
Vacuum......Page 96
Wheelbarrow......Page 98
Whisk......Page 100
Wind Surfer......Page 101
Style......Page 32
Communicating Function......Page 30
Communicating Movement......Page 28
Converting Lines to Points......Page 27
Closure......Page 26
Repetition......Page 24
Drawing Eyes......Page 22
Visual Punctuation......Page 21
Silhouette Test......Page 20
Creating Shade and Shadow......Page 17
Drawing With Closed Paths, Copy & Rotate......Page 16
Loni Diepโs Process......Page 12
Translation Steps......Page 10
Using a Template......Page 9
Gathering Reference Images & Copyright......Page 8
Choosing the Pose or Point of View......Page 7
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