Illustration and Visual Narrative - Task 2

Aina Ahmed Aleem / 0355701

Interactive Design / Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. Instructions
2. Process - Task 2: Composition
4. Feedback
5. Reflection
INSTRUCTIONS


PROCESS
To begin, I read through Framed Ink to gain a deeper understanding of visual storytelling and composition techniques. The book provided valuable insights into how framing and structure can guide the viewer's eye and enhance the narrative impact of an image. After considering various approaches, I decided to focus on using the rule of thirds, as it offered a balanced and effective way to structure my compositions.



With this principle in mind, I began sketching several layout ideas by hand, experimenting with different placements and visual elements.

Once I was satisfied with the initial concepts, I moved on to the digital phase and recreated my sketches using Adobe Illustrator, refining the details and ensuring a clean, polished final result.

FINAL COMPOSITION

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