World Traveler Picture (Seven Wonders of the World)

I picked the hanging gardens of babylon, and I used the magic lasso tool to take a picture of myself and shaded it to not be as bright compared to the lighting in the picture.

Look Who's In Our School

I used Picsart for this assignment because Pixlr could not resize photos, so I had to improvise. I dragged a picture of Tyler Joseph onto a picture I took while gathering pictures for the 30 day photo challenge. I made him lighter, as he is in the direct sunlight, and erased part of his leg to create the illusion that he is behind Red.

Create a Hybrid Creature

This one was probably one of my worst assignments yet, because I tried combining a duck and a pomeranian dog, but it didn't go as well as I envisioned it. It took a lot of smudging and sharpening, but once I got a hang of it, the second dog/duck thing I did better on. Made with Photoshop

Repetition Used In a Creative Way

When I saw "repetition" I immediately thought of Kanye West's album Life of Pablo and the unique album cover that I wanted to replicate. I used Pixlr for this one too, and I wanted something that reflected my tøp side of me, so I used their famous line "stay alive", popularized by their song Truce. I then duplicated many layers of the saying, added a picture of the boys, and blurred the whole image just like the album's alternative aesthetic.

Decorate an Empty Room

To decorate this empty room, I first picked a color I want to paint my room soon, and I "painted" the walls with by selecting a portion that I wanted colored, and shading it to be more realistic. I chose more of a white theme and kept more of the furniture simplistic. I added other little details, like succulents, fairy lights, and a ring light.

Art Addition to Masterpiece

For this piece, it was harder because I used the application Pixlr instead of Photoshop, but it turned out pretty decent. I cut and pasted a picture I took of my face onto the Greek Goddess Athena's sculpture and made this.

Colorize a Black/White Ansel Adams Image

I looked up some of Ansel Adams' work, and used a low opacity brush to put in some subtle colors on the mountain and a simple sunset ombre. I also used the magic lasso tool to select a section of the piece that I wanted to color.