Met Museum Picture

I really liked this project by Matthew Porter. I really like the fantasy of a car flying, and how it fits right into the background. The way they edited the car in was perfect, and you can't even tell the difference. I also enjoy the fact that they used a sepia colored effect on the picture. I think it gives it that last touch to pull the picture together.

"Authentic" Project 2

In this project, it was the same concept as before, by using only your work. I took a picture of Daniel looking to the side and then I took a picture of the warrior mascot. I tied it together and put the mask on to Daniels face. I think this was a creative idea and it turned out well. I liked this project because I was on my own and could develop my own ideas.

"Authentic" Project 1

For this project, I had to take two pictures of mine own and somehow incorporate both of them into a piece of work. I decided on taking a picture of my school and then a picture of myself acting like I was balancing on one foot. I then used the lasso tool to cut myself from the background and erased everything behind me. Afterwards, I placed myself on the building and evened out the shadows to make it look more realistic. I would have to say that this is one of my best works, and I am very proud of it. I liked this project very much, and enjoyed knowing that everything in this was my own work.

Typeface

This is a project that Daniel, Adam, Brea, and I worked on! In this alphabet assignment we had to take pictures of letters that were in our surroundings! Some of the letters were extremely hard to find but we finally reached our goal and started assembling the photoshop part of the project. This was the easy part but it took time to fix each image to their designated area! I think I could have organized the letters better but since there are 26 letters in the alphabet making an equal design is impossible! We all enjoyed this project including the picture part and I am now going to start on my Batesville Project!

Batesville Tshirt Design

This is a design that Daniel and I worked on for the Batesville Day T-Shirt contest. We took a landscape from Batesville, then we put a filter on it that we thought made it look unique. Then we added text with basic information about the event. This would look really good on the back of a t-shirt or on the chest of a t-shirt, on the left side. 

Comic Strip

For this project, Adam and Brea played lovers and we edited the images to make them cartoon like. To add to the cartoon effect, we put speech bubbles in each scene. I worked in a group on this project with Daniel, Adam, Gill, and Brea.

Second Chair Project

 

This is my second chair project. I used Lilly Pulitzer patterns to make the chair, so it has a girly feel. I added a drop shadow to make the chair come to life, and also put legs on it which have an opacity on them. I did this because it looked better when putting them in front of the purple background. I enjoyed this project because it was fun, quick, and easy.