Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Bubbles
Almost everything I post on here the colors don't preview right, so i just put it on facebook for now. I will transfer everything I have to the smartclass folder today.
http://www.facebook.com/photos.php?id=19200336#/album.php?aid=2264038&id=19200336
http://www.facebook.com/photos.php?id=19200336#/album.php?aid=2264038&id=19200336
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Castle
Go here to download the illustrator file:
http://www.transferbigfiles.com/Get.aspx?id=4a949fb0-fce4-4618-9211-4d62f8339662
Go here to download the jpg:
http://www.consumethis.info/pics/castle.jpg
http://www.transferbigfiles.
Go here to download the jpg:
http://www.consumethis.info/pics/castle.jpg
Monday, April 20, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Care and Feeding
It has been difficult to find information of the care of humpback chub, but I found some information as well as information of care of other types of chubs that I thought we could use, we could always update it at some point if the zoo wanted us too.
Eggs are kept in a one gallon tank where they hatch after two days.
Frys are fed infusoria (single cell alagae, and protozoa, micro-organisms) and then graduated to dead baby brine shrimp 3-4 days later
Adults are fed vegetable flakes, small crickets, aquatic insects, diatoms (type of phytoplankton) , filamentous algae and brine shrimp twice per week.
The bottom of the tank needs to be covered with rocks.
I will keep looking around but this is what i have so far.
Eggs are kept in a one gallon tank where they hatch after two days.
Frys are fed infusoria (single cell alagae, and protozoa, micro-organisms) and then graduated to dead baby brine shrimp 3-4 days later
Adults are fed vegetable flakes, small crickets, aquatic insects, diatoms (type of phytoplankton) , filamentous algae and brine shrimp twice per week.
The bottom of the tank needs to be covered with rocks.
I will keep looking around but this is what i have so far.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Links
links to the previous artwork:
Fish - http://www.riznof.com/fishy_grad.ai
Chest - http://www.riznof.com/treasure_chest.ai
Fish - http://www.riznof.com/fishy_grad.ai
Chest - http://www.riznof.com/treasure_chest.ai
New Fish
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Link for motion piece aesthetic and Flash aesthetic
Motion Piece:
http://www.waytion.com/media/KCA/qt/KCA%20MAIN%20TITLE.movFlash Game:
http://www.peta.org/sea_kittens/
Motion/Flash game Elements
Here are a few things we can all work on in order to get all of the elements ready for both of these pieces.
• Seaweed
• Rocks
• Treasure Chest
• Thermometer
• Gravel in tank
• Rock Housing for the fish
• Bubbles
• Stages of Fish's development (egg stage to final stage of growth)
• Coins for treasure chest
• other fish for environment
• Snails to clean the tank
• Algae
• Old divers suit
• trash elements
• Cats Paw, or Cat behind tank ?
• Though bubble to show when fish is hungry/ low water
• Subject Fish
Game Ideas
Treasure Chest for Progress Bar
Customizable tanks / environment - get better things as you gain points
Food
Environmental
bubbles
Snails
Cleaning
Monday, April 13, 2009
Logo
Palette
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Photo/Illustrative Style
Since we are supposed to present our final concepts on Wednesday, we should also try to have some ideas or sketches of illustation styles and photographic treatments we want to use. Consider color, style, scale...
For Monday April 13th
Hey everyone,
Sorry I forgot to post this earlier... in case you forgot please have the following ready for class tomorrow.
Sorry I forgot to post this earlier... in case you forgot please have the following ready for class tomorrow.
- 3 variations of color pallates
- 3 logo variations
- 3 avatar/fish character ideas
- 3 typography treatments
- 3 tagline ideas
- plus any ideas you have so far for your specific assignment.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Responsibilities and Deliverables
Print: Erin (team leader)
Web: Sam
Motion: Tyler
Game: Tanya
*I will try to have the google calendar updated with specific individual deadlines by Friday night.
Web: Sam
Motion: Tyler
Game: Tanya
*I will try to have the google calendar updated with specific individual deadlines by Friday night.
Preliminary fish research

-Hump on head directs the flow of water as a way to help maintain its position in fast waters.
-Almost Scaleless
-Colors: Back olive grey, Green to silver sides, white belly. During Breeding males develop red tenges on the cheeks and venter.
-Declines in Population believed to be caused by Dams and the introduction of fish species (trout) which eat the humpback chub and parasites.
-Not a sportfish. Has kept fishers from getting on board with the repopulation plans.
-grow to 18 inches in length
-The Humpback prefers deep, fast moving turbid waters often associated with large boulders and steep cliffs.
-Diet: Small aquatic insects, diatoms and filamentous algae.
Erin Contact
(303) 570-7606 [cell]
(303) 242-5383 [skype]
erinaggeler@gmail.com [primary]
erin.aggeler@ucdadvocate.com or erin.aggeler@ucdenver.edu [secondary]
(303) 242-5383 [skype]
erinaggeler@gmail.com [primary]
erin.aggeler@ucdadvocate.com or erin.aggeler@ucdenver.edu [secondary]
Calendar
Don't forget to be checking the shared google calendar. I am pretty sure we can all update it, Sam let me know if you don't have a google account. Also, if everyone could post their contact info on a new post that would be great. Thanks.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Group Assignments
Erin — Print
• Posters (3 versions)
• Info-graphics (3 versions)
Tanya — Web
• Site Map
• Site
Sam — Game
• TBD
Tyler — PSA
• Motion Piece (30 seconds)
*calendar will be posted soon....
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