#firstonedown

“Iwata...Akihito...” The boy echoed. The words floated from his mouth, still taking in the fact he was looking at a ghost. This person, or thing, or whatever wasn’t human. Wasn’t alive, even. Not only that, but they looked....eerily similar. This was getting creepier by the moment.

Not only that, but something the other said... 

‘No one of importance-’

He felt...incredibly sad...

Leia furrowed her brows ever so slightly in concern how this person, well technically he was a ghost... but he was still a person in her eyes. 

She couldn’t help but notice how they seemed sad, though she couldn’t really blame them as they have passed on. Perhaps he was even a bit surprised too? She might be one of the first to actually take a moment to speak with them.

Were they stuck here and couldn’t pass on from this world? If that was the case she wouldn’t know what to do in order to even help them. Didn’t mean she’d not try and help best she could.

“I’m glad you aren’t in pain...” Now thinking about it maybe that was a silly question to ask the other, or maybe she heard too many scary stories about ghosts being in pain.

“No... I-I’m sorry I’ve never spoken to a ghost before.” She gave the other a small smile hoping she wasn’t being rude towards him. “Is there anything I can do to help you?” 

HOW IS THE SUCCESS OF A DESIGN MEASURED? Good question. Thanks I came up with it. This is my final submission of the ‘Hello, My Question Is...’ assignment. I had a lot of fun doing this assignment. I did face some challenges with lighting and finding deciding on a suitable but a couple of hours well spend carrying out the final product.

Post production editing (through Adobe PS):

- slight perspective adjustments to the the paper letters so they appear more straight.

- Colour correction of the word ‘Success’, digital stitching together of each of the letters to form the entire word.

- Colour changes to each of the letters in the word ‘DESIGN’ (all originally a blue colour) to show to variety.

- Colour changes to the word ‘MEASURED’ (originally white with blue font), manipulation to the form and scale of each letter, adding of the silver ends to every letter.

- Colour correction to the table and placemat.