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The Web site is currently live at http://evo.streetfighter.ie Site is designed to sit at 100% dimensions regardless of your resolution giving the viewer maximum aesthetic effect. Jquery is used for auto scrolling and validation. Other techniques as image fading [once you register] and modal windows etc are used through out the website.

Above is an Image of Janet busy working on an illustration. A quick insight in the struggling world of illustrators in Dublin, with the recent inflations, table prices have sky rocketed and fully covering garments are now in triple figures. If you ever see Janets work for sale, please purchase it so she can draw better on a table and wear complete clothing.



Here is another image of Janet, she seems to be drying the glue with her mouth or kissing the paper. One or the other, its all art.
Now to make this article look more beefy i’m gonna copy paste, Janets favorite films from her Myspace [no one likes reading, seriously?] “The lord of the rings memoirs of a geisha the wizard of oz the wiz the warriors To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar the pursuit of happyness Cecil b demented amelie howls moving castle factory girl American Histoy X kill bill 1 and 2 an Incovenient truth the goonies seven beauty and the beast star wars men prefer blondes Wilde Elizabethtown He Got Game the colour purple Marie Antoinette Mona Lisa Smile Perfume the story of a murderer west side story interview with the vampire battle royale 1 and 2 lady vengeance v for vendetta Ghost World Hedwig and the angry inch pans labyrinth the hole little miss sunshine Juno requiem for a dream sin city Apocalypse Now Moulin rouge The Rocky Horror Picture Show Trading places a clockwork orange lock stock and two smoking barrels Gladiator Crash Romeo and Juliet Willow Snatch Pulp Fiction sleepy hollow The Abominable Dr. Phibes dr phibes rises again Donnie darko to kill a mockingbird The last king of Scotland cinema paradiso Dead Poets Society Forrest Gump Chocolat The Edukaters the harry potter movies Edward Scissorhands. Pineapple express OLD HORROR MOVIES And thats all i can think of for now .”


On a more serious note though, definitely a character to watch out for in the future. You can view her online portfolio/art dump here

Janet Evaluation:

Models sometimes, Illustrator + Photographer [+50 points] , Not Irish [+50 points], Starts a Formspring account [-21 points], we all make mistakes.

Really need to document my work process better, these are just progression shots in succession. Not a proper step by step.
Based on an image by Claud Oliver. Half on paper, oil paints, half in photoshop/illustrator. Slightly incomplete

In psychology there are memory branches connecting and forming in your brain and its what helps you form memories. The more you think about something the stronger the connections grow, the less you use them, you forget them.

-Posters have a short life span
-You’re probably getting ‘free’ drink or at most €50-€100 euros
-Size is an issue, most will probably be A2
-Location is also an issue, pasted all over button factory ? [wow !!!]

Obviously depending on your career status, you may not have many outlets to show case your work but if you have your work printed on bus’s and billboards, please don’t expect someone to waste their entire day designing a poster, when they make your offered ‘price’ in less than 3 hours in work.

So with that, the above poster for a local street fighter competition only uses the below stock images. Rest are all effects, brush strokes and custom patterns.

Some other ones that were printed.


interesting fact about the one above, steve aoki has this plastered all over his myspace and blog, direct hot link, should change it to a donkey

Theres alot more i did ages ago, updates to come…

-The Script:

clc
clear X Y
% A = imread('final.jpg');
% cd('CD')
ys = 11;
xs = 19;
x = size(A,1)/xs;
y = size(A,2)/ys;
 
for n = 1:xs
X{n} = [1+x*(n-1),x*n];
end
 
for n = 1:ys
Y{n} = [1+y*(n-1),y*n];
end
 
for n = 1:xs
    for m = 1:ys
    B = A(X{n}(1):X{n}(2),Y{m}(1):Y{m}(2),:);
    filename = ['slice_x',num2str(n),'_y',num2str(m),'.tif'];
    imwrite(B,filename,'tif','Compression','packbits','Resolution',[300 300]);
    end
end

Failed photoshop slicing attempt