Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Stencils Project


This image is my first stencil project. We took pictures outside. Then I got a stencil off the internet of a deer. I picked this stencil because I thought the deer went well with the nature themed pictures we took. The background is colored as it is because I thought it looked like a Christmas sort of color theme, and since deer are associated with Christmas time, I thought that the background complimented the overall theme of  the image well.


This image is my second stencil project. I got various snowboarding pictures off of the internet for this project. I arranged the images so it looked like a snowboarder going off a jump. I chose a snowboard theme because I like to snowboard and I thought it would be cool to do. Finally, I chose the background because I thought it looked good with the different colored snowboarder pictures.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Avatar Projects

These are my two Avatar projects. For this project I made two superheroes; Batman and Mr. Incredible. I used the paintbrush tool, the transform tool, and the paintbucket tool to complete this project.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Chair Artwork

This is my second chair artwork project. Once again, the tools I used were the transform, warp, and paintbrush tool. Also I used the dodge and burn tools. For the artwork on the chair, I used a picture of fire I had in my folder.

This is the first of two of my chair artwork projects. For this project I used the warp, transform, and paintbrush tools. I placed on the chair one of my past projects, the 15 Green Things project.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Kaleidoscope Effect


This is my kaleidoscope effect project. The original photo is of a school of fish swimming in the sea. I like this picture because it looks like something you'd see in a kaleidoscope I think.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Comic Strip


I worked with Kevin Salazar on this project. We first took pictures around the school, then we uploaded them to the computer. Then we transformed them into cartoon like images by using Photoshop. We then added background images to each panel to give the comic the right setting for the story. Finally, we added the word bubbles to complete the comic strip.

Visual Puns


In each of these images, I used the magic wand, quick selection and eraser tool. I chose these examples because they both have completely different pictures that combine to make a new thing/word.