Plastic

(From Create a New You assignmentTake an existing photo of yourself, and edit in a way to give the picture a different look. Color your hair, change your eyes, whiten your teeth, get a “tan”, etc. 2-stars)

newme

I’ve always wanted a different look.  For a while it was deep blue eyes, sometimes it was hazel, sometimes it was one eye as one color and the other eye as the other.  Recently it’s been red hair and freckles.  I recently scrapped the freckles idea because I like to be darker.  So, I re-primped myself in GIMP to give myself lighter hair (something I have generally always wanted) and more distinct skin.  There are other subtleties that are less obvious but they’re there!  I think I’ll stick with the normal me.

Create a New You: Red Hair

“Fixed” up:

Changeyourself

Original:

Original

I personally think photo touch ups are fun to do, but aren’t needed in the media such as magazines.  However, this assignment sounded fun to do.

In high school, I took a “photography” (read: photoshop) class so I thought I was game. Wrong. That was years ago. So I googled and it this popped up and was helpful with doing my hair, lips and eyes. I made myself a red hair by messing with the saturation of my hair, did the same with my eyes and lips.

In my opinion, I look fake, most likely because I stink at outlining the area to fix.

A new look for me.. Kinda ORANGE

SO for my final Visual Assignment for the week I decided to do an assignment called Create a New You! (: by Tiffany. This one was fun because I messed around on Photoshop to make myself looked wicked tan.. aka orange! (: “Take an existing photo of yourself, and edit in a way to give the picture a different look. Color your hair, change your eyes, whiten your teeth, get a “tan”, etc.” It was worth two stars!

A few years off

Create a new you — MISSION: DS106 an easy one for 2 stars, if I was counting. I just took off a couple of year so fairly subtile. Read a couple of googled tuts for photoshop: Removing Wrinkles – Photoshop Tutorials and another one I’ve lost.

more intersting, to me, is the Before After WordPress Plugin. I’d used the Javascript before so was please to find a plugin.