Multimedia arts

 

Fushino Miyahi 18      

     Here is my artwork for the Poster Making QUARANTHINGS. I decide to create this artwork to give motivation to others, because we all know that during this quarantine we mostly stay at our homes and our rooms and we can't explore outside and we often get bored and worst is sometimes we get depressed. So I encourage everyone to explore there selves and discover what you really are this is the time that we have to focus on ourself and discover who we really are, even were just only in our homes we can still discover what we are like finding our talent, exploring our emotions and our deepself

  My character's name is Chingu in english and 친구  in Korean which means "FRIEND", Chingu is inspired from a nine tailed fox (Kumiho)(구미호) a myth from korea. A fox that lives a thousand years turns into a kumiho I decide to name my character CHINGU because chingu is a cute and friendly creature for everyone. Chingu was born incomplete, chingu only got one tail when the time of chingu's birth. Even chingu is cute and friendly chingu's story will be tough and will face trials and problems in acquiring his own tails. Chingu's story will unfold soon.

  In this illustrations I named it, Why Multimedia arts and it explains what can you do and what can you work with in Multimedia arts. I used the principles Redundancy Principle, Segmentation Principle and Coherence Principle, I used the redundancy principle wherein as you can see in the illustration I only use a few text and use more visual images like clip arts because based on some studies images are more easy to remember and process in the brain rather than text, in the left side and it explains what can you do and what can you work with when you enter multimedia arts. I also used the segmentation principle where in I grouped the elements into 2 in the left side which are the text and in the right side which are the images so that it will look neat and organized as the viewers see it.Lastly I used the Coherence Principle where in I only used few elements so that the whole illustration will not look like cramped and the audience will clearly understand what the illustration means. L