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A new look for me.. Kinda ORANGE
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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!
#Throwback SeniorProm2011
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Warhol Something, by Annie Grotophorst was a fun and interesting assignment. “Andy Warhol was an iconic pop art mastermind. Now you can be one too! Take a photograph, or use an existing one, and create a piece of pop art. You can use something ordinary, like Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup can, or do a portrait, like Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe.” I chose to use a photo from my senior prom to hue. I just uploaded my picture to photoshop and messed up with the hue settings and sketch settings to make it more effective and this is what I ended up with (:
Zac Efron is Worth Two Stars! :D
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I love Zac Efron so the fact that I get to do a Visual assignment about a celebrity and get credit (two stars) in the process is the bee’s knees XD It was easy and fun!! I just got a picture of Zac Efron off the internet along with a quote and used photoshop to make the photo and text combined (: Easy as pie! (: This assignment by Abbie Yirrah was to find a picture of a celebrity of your choice and find a quote about that celebrity that links the two together and makes sense.
Draw It!
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For my first Visual Assignment for this week, I’ve decided to do Justin Baker’s Draw it. “Take a photograph of something and transform it through GIMP, Photoshop, etc, into a drawing.” I also decided to attempt to also make it a tutorial! (: My first thought when I saw the criteria for this work was, “I really want to make my “drawing” look like something out of a comic book.” I started by looking through the photos on my computer and decided which photo would look amazing as a sketch. That’s when I came across this photo of my neighbor Nick! And I knew THIS ...