Six Column Layout by Rafid Khan



Six Column Layout
By Rafid Khan



As you can see, this is my Six Column Layout design. My Six column layout design is about Marvel characters. It's basically Marvel characters that are from heroes to villain. Since there are multiple characters in the Marvel universe, I chose six specific ones which I like or just randomly chose. The six Marvel characters that I've chose are Spider-Man, Deadpool, Carnage, Captain America, Hulk and Black Panther. So the first character I have included in my design is Spider-Man because there's no way I wouldn't leave him out since I always consider him as my favorite. Back then I didn't know I could outline the characters by using the white arrow and the cursor tool. So with Spider-Man, I used the pen tool to outline the character which I had no struggle with. And I was easily able to outline Spider-Man with texts. The second character I added is Deadpool, even though he isn't really one of my favorites, I still think he is pretty cool to use in this design. Once again, I used the pen tool to outline the character but this time took some struggle because when I add the texts around the outline of the character, it wouldn't show it for some reason. But eventually, I figured out my problems and managed to outline the Deadpool character filled with texts. The third character I used is Carnage. My main goal was to use Venom but it was complicated and wasn't working out while using the pen tool. I tried to use the pen tool on Carnage and then outline the text but I still had the same issue. This is where I learned to used white arrow and cursor tool to outline the characters instead of using pen tool. Using the other tools actually turned to be a lot easier and faster to use when it comes to outlining the character. It also easily was able surround the characters with texts. My fourth character was Captain America but I represented him by his shield because I was unable to find a perfect image of Captain America to use in my design so this is why I used his shield. Outlining the shield didn't really took that long to outline but it took some struggle for the text to surround it. One small mistake I've made is that I forgot to use the text wrap which had wasted my time into figuring out how to solve my problem. Last two characters I've use is the Hulk and Black Panther. I had no problems with outlining it but I feel like it couldn't been better if I had done something unique to it which I don't know how. 






 

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