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Somewhere, out there.
Created in Photoshop CS6. Here it is, my final project. It took me two solid weeks to get this thing together. This piece definitely required all the knowledge of Photoshop I’ve accumulated to create the end product, except making custom brushes. I struggle with that. Nevertheless, this is one of those things I always feel needs a “ta da” as a flourish. So yeah, TA DA.
Also, shout out to Pixabay for coming in clutch when I needed free stock photos.
BB-8′s got an adventure ahead of him.
Created in Adobe Ilustrator CS6. My first Illustrator creation!
Since the first time I watched Star Wars when I was VERY young (I don’t even think I was ten years old), I’ve been obsessed with a galaxy far, far away from here. I spent an absurd amount of time tweaking and working on my Force Awakens poster. There were more elements I wanted to add to the poster, but I still needed to meet my deadlines.
Created in Photoshop CS6: Multiple exposure practice. This is probably one of my favorite creations for my class to date. I used one of the preset skintone gradients Photoshop secretly hides within it and used two exposure photos over my model’s profile. I am still thinking about coloring the background, but honestly, I think the whiteness blends in really well.
Created in Photoshop CS6: Logo creation! I have a not-so subtle obsession with minimalism, especially minimalist logos and posters. So, I thought it would be fun to do something like that with my school’s logo. I really wish I was able to get a cleaner png file of the actual logo instead of one taken off of their website, thus the really rough edges and lines. Maybe one day I’ll go back and touch it up...
Created with Photoshop CS6: Fun (and horror) with dadism. I wanted to just have fun with color for this assignment and if you can’t tell, I definitely did. To create this piece of...art...I changed a lot of the RGB settings on the individual photographs until I found something that looked strange. What I’m quite proud of other than the colors is that the composition falls very nicely into the golden spiral.
And if you were wondering, that is my professor’s face on the moon.
Created in Photoshop CS6: Before and after for a “subtle edit” project. I used a combination of the Stamp and Healing tools to remove the buildings and people from the image. Not too happy with how the tree tops came out, but at least it’s cleaner than before!
Created in Photoshop CS6: Before and after from a custom brush assignment. I created a two brushes: one for the leaves scattering on the ground and one to act as a a light source.
