Ruff draft of second level

Draft of bottom level

VECTORS vs. BITMAPS

Vectors use math no matter how big or small you make them they will never become fuzzy or pixelated.  A picture in vectors uses an equation, this makes them always perfect but makes them load longer. If we did everything in vectors it would take an hour to load a webpage.
Bitmaps use pixels.  Each pixel it assigned a color and value and they all make up the picture.  To make a bitmap picture bigger you increase the number or size of the pixels.  They are easier to load but can come out blurry.
                                                              Bitmap

Vector

source: http://www.illustratortips.com/index.php/Instruction/Beginner-Tips/vector-vs-raster.html

Today

Evaluation Questions

When creating my ICONs I had trouble figuring out the software because I have never used ADOBE ROME before this class.  The ways in which to bring things forward and backward and to warp them were difficult.

I coped with these challenges by reading the tutorials and playing with the software before making my ICONs.  I also had more than one sketch on the computer to try to know what I liked about my ICONs and what I wanted to change.

I did well on making the the final product because I had done a lot of tutorials for ROME and knew what I wanted before I made the finished product.  I had made four different sketches before creating it.

If I could restart my project I would make better sketches.

I learned a lot about ADOBE and I can use that information in other things outside of class.