Final Exam Christmas Decoration

Wow, I really was stressed about this. I had little time to make it, but I finished it. And I'm glad as well. Now you may be thinking "What websites did you use?", well, I didn't use any. I used prior knowledge [and knowledge acquired through messing around with Illustrator] to create this. The only things I didn't make, was the Wreath Santa is pushing to the top of the tree, and the quote [curtsey of, well, I don't exactly know, but I thank them]. I had fun making this, and I look forward to next semester for more GDI projects. [As said by Tiny Tim, God Bless us Everyone.] The tools I use are as follows-

Pen Tool: For most of the lines and such
All Pathfinder Tool: Really, I used all of them.
PNG-24: type of picture
Star Tool: To create triangles
Brush Tool: For Snow
Gradient Tool: For the Bulbs
Type Tools: for the Typography portion
Imagination: For Everything Else

More Logo Art: Umbrella Corporation

Yeah. . . .not the BEST thing I've made, but it certainly trumps my previous work from last year. It was challenging to make this, I really had to think [cause I could not for the lift of me find the texture], but it really looks good. I even added the Name and Motto to it for extra affect. Again, not the best work I've ever done, I will try to do better always. As you can tell, it's a little [or a lottle] off in proportion, but I'm glad I finally found a good texture for it.

 I remade version, seems a little better

Gift Box

A festive box for the holidays. A bit annoying when the Gaussian blur didn't work well ,but I got around that.

Ornament

Ornaments come in all ways, but I feel I captured at least some of the joy of the holiday.

CLOSE Dirty Water

EEUUUGH! THAT'S DISGUSTING! FORGET 10%, INITIATE 30% MORE CARING!

Dirty Water

One that shows we, as humans, don't care enough. INITIATE 10% MORE CARING!

Seamless Argyle

The simplest pattern creation, now perfected to fit any occasion.

Foundation

My submission for the College Station Foundation, with a tiger slashing through impurities.