Napp

For this project i used a tutorial from napp. I used the same tutorial for both of these because i liked it so much. The tutorial was meant for wide pictures of landscapes so i took two images of the Appalachian trail and edited them. I enjoyed really bringing the colors to more of a highlighted form and playing with the shadows.

Kaleidoscope #2

In this Kaleidoscope which was my first one i used  a picture of a beach and copied the layers to make an interesting image. I struggled to get the layers to all merge correctly in this one, but in the second i figured it out.

Photo funia/ Photo 505

I made this image using photo funia to take an image of some friends and I at a football game and put it on a truck like a poster. I liked using this website,  because there were more things you could do with your image in terms of putting it on things

I made this image using Photo 505. I like photo 505, because it was interesting and different from the others with where you could put your image. In this case i used the UVA logo and put it over fans at a soccer game.

Kaleidoscope

In this Kaleidoscope image i took part of a picture of the sun setting over mountains and made many reflections and rotations on the same image to make this. The key to this was to make sure that all the angles were correctly measured or else the picture would look edgy.

Pic Monkey/ Pixlr

For this image i used pic monkey. It had the best variety for changing the background and inserting small animations. I like how much you could play with the color and sharpness of the image.

For this image i used Pixlr. I like how much you could do with the image in terms of borders and special effects.

Self Portrait

In this self portrait i took one image of myself and copied it into nine smaller ones and modified each image differently. Playing with the tone and color was very interesting in this project.

Marla

This picture was inspired by Marla, a young girl who could paint abstract paintings. I was trying to have a lot of color and free flowing lines in this.