Week 3: Introduction The Rough and The Smooth

In this article, I agree with the old designer before the mid 1980's. The graphics used are hand made graphics, because at that time. The technology of computer hasn't been invented or improved. And at the first technology come out, it is not really usefull for graphics designer, because it is not wysiwyg( What you see is what you get). And the hand made are more free to use, and easier to use


The image of harp(phrp n.d.)


The left image is a good hand made graphic, this is the example of the smooth one. There is a bad side of this graphic, because there is no background with it. And the graphic is also a bit different with the real object. Then the colour also aren't the same with the real object.


The image of boat(card11 n.d.)

This is the example of a rough hand made graphics. It is just an illustration of a bot in the sea, because there is not enough detail on it like the detail of the boat.
The colour of this graphic also pretty simple.


The image ofabstract (Opus no2)
This is an abstract hand made graphic. This is the example of the rough one. The combination of colour for this grapic also simple. Not many combination of colour in it.



References:

phrp [Image] n.d. Retrieved May 15, 2006 from: http://dreadwilliam.com/musicalinstruments.html

card11 [Image] n.d. Retrieved May 15, 2006 from:
http://www.sahaya.org/READ/READ_cards.html

Opus no2 [Image] n.d. Retrieved May 15, 2006 from:
http://www.nikodim.sp.ru/eng/Books_graf.htm