Year+9+Graphics

=Tuesday 08/06/2010=

Today you will learn how to export images as jpg's from Corel Draw and learn new skills using PTC.

**astridv@mgc.school.nz** **for marking.**
 * By the end of this period everyone must email a jpg of your A3 final presentation with an Evaluation to**

Once you have done this please follow the steps of the tutorial below to create a new version of an apple iphone. Our next unit of work will be designing your own cellphone.



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Fancy bits to try. Have a play and see what you can discover!!!! == = = = = =Wine Label Project​ = =Need or Opportunity= A local vineyard Richmond Dale is about to make their first batch of wine. They are looking for some ideas about what their wine bottle label should look like. They need your help and will give the two top ideas from the class a $25 Glassons gift voucher. To design this label you will need to follow a design process.

 The client likes both traditional and contemporary designs so showing them a selection of options may be a good idea. The vineyard is located below Mount Richmond which is also known as Mount Armchair. The client is unsure whether to call the company Arm Chair Wines or Richmond Dale so it may be a good idea to explore both. The final design must be presented in a digital format so you should make it in Corel Draw or Corel Photopaint. The final design will be on a standard green wine bottle.
 * Brief:** To design a wine bottle label for a new vineyard called Richmond Dale or Mount Armchair Wines.
 * Specifications:**

 = = Now start thinking about Richmond Dale, or Armchair Wines. What colours could be good? how will we know it is from this region? What information has to be on the label?







Try joining different letters together using Corel Draw like you did for your badge and try using the intersect tool like you did when we were making our chcolate boxes on Corel Draw.

Think about the shape of the label. It will be going onto a standard green wine bottle. Select your best experiment and try to improve it. Consider how well your design meets the needs of the client. EG you may like a bright pink and purple label, but will the client and their target market? Email your final ideas to Miss Visser with a statement about why the client should use your design. astridv@mgc.school.nz

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= These images have been rendered in ArchiCAD and then EXPORTED as jpgs. The jpgs have been imported into Corel Draw and arranged. You will also include an image of your ArchiCAD floorplan and your evaluation in your final presentation. This presentation sheet with be marked for 3 points on your Junior certificate for Computer Aided Design, and 2 points for Design Process.= == = = = It can say a lot, but when we work with it creatively as a visual image it can say even more. In this project we are going to make A3 posters of words to do with graphics and technology to improve our understanding of the word and to illustrate the meaning to others with minimal words. Most images found using []= = Text Tutorials in Corel Photopaint =

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