Super Sugar Crisp Recreation Progress 1

This is my progress at the end of the week on recreating an older cereal box. It's pretty much all just using the Pen Tool and that circular one.

SUPER SUPER SUPER SUGAR CRISPS

So our next project is to take and replicate the cover of a cereal box using Adobe Illustrator. I chose SUPER Sugar Crisp, which I would assume was the same thing as Sugar Crisp but it's SUPER loaded with SUPER amounts of SUPER sugar. Super.

Rice Krinkles

Okay, so I was looking through a website of older cereal boxes and apparently, with your box of Rice Krinkles, receive free money... OR A TOY! The only thing that could compare to free money is a toy, you know? Who wants free money? Not me! I want a FREE TOY! That's SO much better than money! I could just open the box and play with my random toy instead of begging my parents to take me to the store to spend my dollar or two on a toy I want! Wait, it's a model of the car from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang... I really do want the toy now.

Geometric Face

         And you have my mugshot- well, the geometric version of course.I did this on Adobe Illustrator, which is kind of like Photoshop and Paint's older child that sometimes becomes incredibly rebellious and changes the stroke to something WAY bigger, but I just kept coming back like that raccoon that eats all of my cat's food. I'm glad it's a vector image, mostly because it didn't lose all of its resolution quality when i zoomed in. Possibly the most entertaining part of Illustrator is the pen tool, which if you just click it makes straight lines or if you drag it you can make all of the squiggles you see fit.