Luke Johnstone’s Skills and Development Portfolio
Aug 06, 2015
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SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 7757 514 014LUKE JOHNSTONE
INTRODUCTION
I have developed a comprehensive skill set to help fulfil my career ideal creating better places for people through the practice of design. The following pages illustrate the range of skills that I currently have and use to communicate design ideas. I am actively expanding on my skills to meet the evolving requirements of a designer and how designs can be visualised.
All of the work featured in this portfolio has been produced by myself.
My current skill set includes: drawing, mixed media, model making, computer aided design*, graphic art, and photography.
* I am proficient in the following programmes:- Adobe CS-CS3 Illustrator (5 years experience) - Adobe CS-CS3 Photoshop (5 years experience) - Autodesk AutoCAD 2004-2010 (5 years experience)- Microsoft Office 2000-2010 (8 years experience)- iWork Suite 2009 (1 years experience)- Working on Mac OS X and Windows operating systems
SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 7757 514 014LUKE JOHNSTONE
MIXED MEDIA
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SECTION A
SECTION B
SECTION C
SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 7757 514 014LUKE JOHNSTONE
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 7757 514 014LUKE JOHNSTONE
STAGE 3a: THE DESIGNA design concept is created using a selected part of the pattern. This selection is based on a variety of constraints & considerations such as the likely movement of people within the place & aesthetically interesting aspects of the pattern.
STAGE 4b: THE PLACEColour & texture associated with the material (for example) can then be applied to create a full colour masterplan.
STAGE 3b: THE DESIGNThe transition of the colour design concept to grey-scale is preparation for the filter process.
STAGE 4c: THE PLACEPerspective images provide the user with an idea on how the place will look & feel. Elements such as seating & a water feature have been added to illustrate developments from the colour masterplan.
STAGE 3c: THE DESIGNThe filters create the transition from a design concept into a place. This process is achieved by using the grey-scale tones in the design to determine elements that can define a place such as materials.
STAGE 4d: THE PLACEPerspective images provide the user with an idea on how the place will look & feel. Elements such as seating & a water feature have been added to illustrate developments from the colour masterplan.
STAGE 4a: THE PLACEThe transition from pattern to place using the selected filter initially creates a greyscale plan.
STAGE 1: THE PICTUREThe picture is based on flora which will be used within the place. The selected picture aims to highlight characteristics & qualities of the flora.
STAGE 2: THE PATTERNUsing CAD, the picture is altered to reveal abstract patterns that will be used to create a design concept(s).
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
SKILLS & DEVELOPMENT
email: [email protected]: +44 (0) 7757 514 014LUKE JOHNSTONE
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
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