Gingerbread House layout.

Quiz. Block 10

For this quiz, we used the line, arc, push and pull, color bucket and dimensions tool to finish this block. First, we made the block using the line tool, and then I used the push and pull tool to make it look like a 3D shape. Then, I used the arc tool to make the top slanted part of this shape. Then, I used the color bucket to fill in three primary colors, blue, red and yellow. Then, I put the dimensions and I finished the block. 

22

Block 1. 8 by 5 by 5.

Block 2. 8 by 5 by 5

Block 3. 9 by 4 by 6.

Block 4. 7 by 6 by 4

Block 5. 8 by 5 by 4

Block 6. 8 by 5 by 6

Block 7. 8 by 5 by 6.

Block 8. 9 by 5 by 6.

Block 9.  9 by 4 by 6.

Block 10. 11 by 3 by 6.

Block 11. 8 by 5 by 6.

Block 12. 9 by 2 by 6.

For these blocks made using Google Sketch, I followed specific dimensions for each block. For blocks 1-12, I used the line, push and pull, paint bucket, dimensions and tape measure. I used the line and push and push tools to make the shapes, and used the the dimensions and tape measure tools to make sure the shapes had the correct dimensions. Then I used the paint bucket to color in the shapes.

21 a, b and c

21 a and b

21c

For this assignment, we used Google Sketch to make shapes like the rectangle, triangle and circle for 21a. This was fairly easy, as all we had to do was use the tools. Then, for 21 b, we used the push and pull tool to make the shapes 3d. For 21c, we used the line, arc and rectangle tool to make the letters of our first name. Then, we used the push and pull tool to make them 3d. 

Extra Credit!

For this extra credit assignment, we used Adobe Illustrator program. We used 4 main colors, as seen in the picture above. We used the rectangle and ellipse tool a lot, and we used certain filter effects, such as round corners, distortion and warp. We first created the lamp and chair, then the desk, flowers, cabinet with the clock bowl and base, and finally the bookshelves and the cactus plant. 

Illustrator Takeaway.

During my time in using Adobe Illustrator, I learned a lot of things. I learned how to use a lot of the tools in Illustrator to make electronics like a flash drive and a wireless phone. It was pretty awesome because I never thought I could actually make a realistic electronic using a computer program. I used the rectangle, ellipse and offset path tool a lot in making these two electronics.

#20- Test

For this assignment, students had to create a wireless phone using Adobe Illustrator. First, we created the base using the rectangle tool and the round corners tool. The offset path tool was used a lot in making this wireless phone. Then, we made the screen of the phone using the rectangle tool again, and applied certain filters and colors to it to make it look realistic. Then, we added certain things to the screen to make it look realistic, like a message and call notification. Then, we added the keypad using the rectangle tool again. After that we had to add the symbols to the keypad. After that we then had to start the buttons by off path and and adjust the button to make them look real. Then we added the speakers on the top and the microphone on the bottom. Then we grouped all of it together and the wireless phone was complete.