This is my work for the neverendingUnity exercise. I struggled a little bit with finding some tools because they were in different places then they were in compared to photoshop and illustrator. But overall, I was able to follow the directions pretty well.
These are my sketches for project 4. I felt limited to what ideas I could do with the images I chose. I wanted my final artwork to stay as realistic as possible because I prefer realistic over abstract artwork.
This is my work for the quick mask exercise. For the most part I had a pretty easy time following along with the steps.
This is my exercise 1 for project 5. This exercise was probably the hardest exercise for me to learn so far. I struggled with some of the final steps of editing Amelia’s face to look like the other women in the picture.
This is my final artwork for the round robin remix. I tried out adding all sorts of filters to the different layers of my images. One that I liked that I did not keep was an oil paint filter, I thought that was unique. Also while working on this project, I had a hard time incorporating the pillow image because I didn’t think it fit well so I used a few copies of the pillow to create a soft background of white before the mountain landscape.
This is my finished example for the Corpse Layering and Collage exercise. It was interesting how changing the opacity can make it look like images are “layered” over one another.
This is the Corpse Tonal Scale exercise for project 4. I thought it was interesting how you can separately manipulate the colors.
These are my photos for the Corpse Scanning exercise. For the old photo, I used an old family photo. For the photo I took, I used a photo of a mountain landscape that I took in New Hope. For the random internet photo, the word that I got when randomly flipping through a book was pillow and that was the fourth image posted. And for any photo of my choice, I choose a picture that I really liked that I took of raindrops up close.
This is my Color Relativity exercise for the Mandala project. It was interesting to learn about color and how different colors interact with each other.
This is my Line Art Exercise for the Mandala Project. I struggled with the last part of the exercise with using the scatter brush but after a few tries I managed to get it right.