For this assignment, for 4.5 stars, I did the Holiday Mashup. We were to mash three holidays together into one photo. For mine, I decided to choose the 3 holidays that we have/will be celebrating over this semester. Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. These are also my favorites. For the assignment, I used Pixlr which I had never used before, but it’s actually surprisingly very user friendly. I decided to do cartoons as everything so that it would be more uniform. For each image, I found a Turkey, a Santa hat, and a jack-o-lantern to represent the three holidays. From there, I reorganized them and cut out the backgrounds so that it would look good together. All in all, this was a very very fun assignment and definitely one of my favorites. I also enjoyed learning a new platform to photoshop on!

For this assignment, I started to think about my favorite holidays. I decided that my favorite holidays were Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. You can use any photo editing website or app. I used the Photoshop Fix app to create the assignment. I decided to use a Christmas tree, turkey, and Easter eggs. I found pictures on google and then cutout each picture.

It was very easy to cut out the pictures. I then placed them around the tree. I made the Easter eggs look like presents and ornaments on the tree.

I then cut the star out of the tree to be able to add the turkey to the tree.

I made final arrangements for everything and then saved the image and uploaded it to the site.

The final product.

Emily

For my second mashup assignment of the week, I decided to complete the Holiday Mashup. To complete it, I was to choose three holidays and put them in a photo together. I decided to choose, Halloween, Christmas, and Thanksgiving. My idea was to find Jack Skellington wearing the Santa Clause outfit and to put him at a Thanksgiving Dinner table. To begin, I looked for photos online on Google. Then, once I found photos that I thought would work well together, I used Photo Editor PixelStyle to put the photos together to make one photo. Then, I embedded the image below.