Let’s See Some ID

For this assignment, I was tasked with creating some form of ID for a fictional character that seems believable, knowing your character’s environment or circumstances. I decided to use this assignment to focus, again, on Jester. It was a lot of fun creating the ID for him. I ran into a few issues though. One issue I ran into was that I didn’t remember all of the facts I listed in his biography about him. Thus, I had to go dig up one of my first ever posts to ensure his ID would match his description. I also couldn’t decide if I wanted to make the ID about his alter ego or his villain form. Below is the steps I took to create Jester’s International Identity Card:

1. I googled a website that would allow me to create my own ID using one of their templates and I ended up using IDcreator.com.

2. I looked up my “Character Dossier” post to get the facts about Jester I needed

3. I inserted all the required information onto the ID template

4. I found a picture of a random man that resembles how I described Jester – aka Gage Fury

5. I screenshot the ID!

For this assignment, I included my secret agent I created! First, I found a template for an ID card. Then, I used an app to add words and the picture, which I found online. I used that picture because when I think of a spy, I think of spies in decades like the 1960s, and I wanted to include that vintage theme when I created this card. 

I chose this assignment to relate it to our course. I chose this particular ID because it was plain and could add whatever I wanted to it. I chose “0017” because I will be graduating this year so I thought it would be a great tribute to that. I was going to include something about the course 106 but I thought this looked good already! I thought this was really fun and now I am officially an Offical Agent of DS 106.

I chose to do a library card identification, and i chose a fictional character, Rand al’Thor. He is a character from my favorite series Wheel of Time. The info on the card is right in accordance with the book, for the most part. I found a library card on google, copied it then created empty boxes over the cards info so that new info could be put over it. I added a name, a picture, Library, and place he was born. The image came from a quick search on google for his character which was then copied and scaled to fit on the card. This was a fun project to do, since I am a big fan of the series and enjoyed making a modern ID for a fictional character.

When searching for additional assignments to contribute to the six stars of design assignments devoted to “Jewel”, I seized the opportunity to present a new side of her through the “Let’s See Some ID” prompt. It states: Create some form of ID for a fictional character that seems believable, knowing your character’s environment or circumstances. … Continue reading Freeze…Let Me See Your Gym Membership Card!

For this assignment on Herc, I thought it would be good to do an ID. Here is Herc’s business card, similar to what I’d think he’d handed out to Marlo in episode 8.

Process:

I searched for a business card of Baltimore Police and found a template, then I uploaded it into pixlr and erased the name already on the card. Since I did not know Herc’s number, I added a badge where the number would be.