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Vector Image: "In Progress"...


Above you will find the Google search image that I have chosen to develop a vector image using "Adobe Illustrator." I chose this raster photograph because of its simple and important message regarding climate concerns that are impacting our human existence in our planet: Earth. It is a clear and straight forward message that is directed to all nations on Earth whose leaders and most citizens are too concern of their personal wealth and well being without asking the question: Am I doing enough to prevent climate change?


It is the first time that I have used "Adobe Illustrator" to create vector images. 
I used the curvature tool pen to shape the forms of the half-globe. The globe's stroke (contour line) color and width were modified from its original raster image. 

I left the canvas' background in its original's color: white. The upper rectangle, where the title is located, was filled with the "super soft black vignette" choice, as a highlight, to help us focus on the message of the title:

"The Climate Has No Borders"

   I choose the color red in the title as a way to 

Create the Sense of Urgency of the Message to the Viewer! 

It takes time to learn how to navigate "Adobe Illustrator," but following the directions of videos and articles provided by the University of Toledo "Foundations of Digital Media," Professor (Dr. Debra Davis), I could learn enough how to use the pen tool for the basic poster that I chose to create for this assignment. 

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