Definition of Desktop Publishing:

To produce or edit a file with software to be highly detailed in graphic design. This may range from creating icons to adding digital images to documents.

Pan’s Labyrinth, or Gruesome movie 2.

     The movie Pan’s Labyrinth was supposedly some sort of children’s story according to the commercials. I soon realized after the first 30 seconds that this was anything but a child friendly movie. The 60 second commercials aired were about the only time someone wasn’t being shot, stabbed, Joker worthy cheek cut, leg sawn off, or the occasional nose beaten inside out. The movie was like first reading an essay, switching over to watch Saw, switching back to the essay except this time picking a random page, and then watching Hostel. The movie was pointless, it had parts which could have been taken out easily such as, a general sowing his cheek back together. The movie takes unneeded steps to have gore shoved into it. The odd thing is, I think it actually was supposed to be some sort of children’s movie. The fact that the plot is dryer than any other movie I have ever seen or think could be seen. The movie was probably meant for an “Artistic look” which is also could be stated as “We made it this boring for a reason”. Any movie that has to sacrifice plot in the name of hidden meanings should be immediately placed in the same pit as the E.T. Cartridges.

Acceptable Use

The acceptable use poster is to tell people the basic rules of the computer lab.

It was created in Word 2005. It took about an hour and a half to complete. It was a fairly simple project, however, I feel it could have been a lot better if I had time to photoshop the separate images in this project. The style of this poster is in a computer/ HAL 9000 theme. I believe this poster turned out to be a success.

Welcome

Welcome to my blog. This is to display creations in Desktop publishing. Creations from 2008-2009 will be displayed as a portfolio.