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Submitted by: Maggie
What is is to be Strong, to be Brave? I would lke to add diferent pictures to aswering this question, and add a back story as to why i am asking this question!
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Submitted by: Patricia Albert
Choose one of your favorite movie quotes and insert the quote over an image from the movie you chose.
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Submitted by: Patricia Albert
Using an editing software, edit a photo and crop to an 11x17. Then add text for the location or something fun.
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Submitted by: Patricia Albert
Create some sort of graphic. Design the overall graphic to convey some sort of feeling or theme, but then have text saying something completely contradictory to the theme or feeling. Sort of like one of those old anti-motivational posters, but with more design than a black box with a white frame.”
So far, 1 person has completed this assignment and it has 404 views.
Submitted by: emma cate neves
Find or take a pretty photo that would work well for a poster. Bring it into Adobe Illustrator and make it into an image trace- I used low fidelty photo. Next, bring the photo into Adobe Photoshop and make any changes or add any missing elements- I painted a large sky using a gradient and low opacity brush to make it a poster size rather than square. Finally, add some text with city name or nickname- I added some fog on top cause it's San Francisco and I also erased the bottom of some of the letters to make it ...
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Submitted by: emma cate neves
Take a photograph and photoshop in some other visual elements if you want to! For my piece I made a cyanotype first- I divided the photo into 9 sections and printed the sections inverted and mirrored onto clear plastic sheets. Next I left each plastic print on top of the cyanotype paper for the given amount of time in the sun and created the cyanotype sun prints. Next I connected all the small pieces into one large portrait. Cyanotype turns out blue colored- one could also edit the photo blue in photoshop. Lastly, I scanned the large image and digitally ...
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Submitted by: Emma Cate Neves
Combine two or more photos In a multi-image spread. Using Adobe illustrator or comparable, make the images into a graphic- I used the image trace 16 colors On Illustrator. Next I made the image trace a live paint to correct any mis colored regions. Add the locations of the photos.
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Submitted by: Faith Gonzales-Castillo
This is one for the gamers. Tell an original story/scene by reappropriating screenshots from your favourite game! How? Here's some ideas: Overwrite the text/add elements to the picture/"fake" screenshot art! This is from my favorite game Animal Crossing. This worked perfect because you earn points in the game but they are considered Bells or Nook Miles. It tells a extra story by saying "Please use my death for fake internet points from strangers online." It creates a twisted kind of meme to leave a person laughing or questioning why they just got told that in thr game, but its just ...
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Submitted by: Tom Woodward
Make an animated gif from your favorite/least favorite movie capturing the essence of a key scene. Make sure the movement is minimal but essential. Note this is a classic and historic DS106 assignment, the second one ever created. It has been resurrected from the tomb of lost assignments.
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Landscape paintings often look like lonely places. What if we took some inspiration from Arrowhead altered art and added people or other characters to Bob Ross paintings? After all, every painting needs a friend.
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