Monet.

Vase.

8 Panel Assginment.

Yearbook Spread.

T-Shirt.

Cartoon Character.

Halloween Spread.

Multiple Choice Question

What are the 4 "R's" you have to do to pass after being at an "I" grade?

A. Reduse, Reuse, Recycle, Remember
B. Review, Revise, Repeat, Redo
C. Review, Repeat, Reduse, Redo
D. Recycle, Redo, Remember, Repeat

Book Cover.

This is my book cover. The book is called "Take Your Freedom" and is about a troubled young girl. I started by finding images on google that I thought went well together and slowly added them into the front cover picture. Each new picture was a new layer and I blended them each individually, and in a different way. After I was happy with the picture, I opened a new window and added in the photo, as well as the spine and back cover. I filled in each box with a different color taken from the original montage I made. I wrote the summary and a small quote from me (the author) and then added a barcode.

Photoshop Makeover.

This is an example of photoshop makeover. First I followed the basic protocols of photoshop including sharpening and brightness/contrast. Then I cleaned up the background with the stamp tool. Following that I made a new duplicate layer and applied the surface blur tool to even out the surface. To make sure some parts of the image were sharp, I turned down the opacity and flow of the erase tool and erased parts of the photo like the eyes and hair. After that I flattened the image and saved it to my computer.

September Light.

This picture is an example of a rule of thirds September light photo. The mountains are shadowed by the sun in the background. The angle of the camera allows some rays of the sun creep over Mount Bouchiere creating a dramatic morning fall image. I followed the protocols, put it into duotone and darkened the mountain a bit with the burn tool.

Rule of Thirds.

This is an example of a pointing picture. I am
in the back, while Jordan is closer to the camera
making it look like her hand is on top of my head.
I followed the protocols and added the lines to
show the rule of thirds.

This picture shows a relationship between
Jordan and I. I followed the protocols of
photoshop and sharpened the faces and added
the lines.




 

  This is an off-center picture of Mitchell. I darkened the background and
brightened his face. Also I added the rule of third lines.

 



                                                              

                                                                 This image is an example of an off center leading lines photo-
                                                            graph. I softened the background to focus on the subject
                                                         of the photo. The shadows of the school also help
                                                       to frame Jordan, which are the leading lines.



Layers.

This photo was taken from my backyard. Its an example of a landscape photo, edited by using layers on photoshop. By using the burn and dodge tool you can make certain parts lighter or darker creating a dramatic effect.

Duotone.

This image is an example of a portrait, with quick mask edit. A quick mask edit blurs the background of a photo and focus' on the subject. I applied the first mandatory steps of photoshop, and then made the picture into duotone.

Leading Lines.

This is an example of a dynamic composition image. The shadows of the fence frame the subject of the picture. I followed the protocols of photoshop, including adjusting the levels, correcting the colors and sharpening the image.