Tutorial 1: Watercolor Painting

For this project I went onto photoshopuser.com and watched a tutorial about how to make a picture into a watercolor painting. I think it turned out pretty well. I learned about a few more features of photoshop when I was following the tutorial so I think its a win-win. I used a lot of textures in this and some turned out more prominent than others but I tried to stay as true to the tutorial as possible. I think the most influential texture was the canvas background so it looks authentic. Mrs. B said it would have been even cooler if I knew the people in the picture so I will work on getting pictures from the my house and sending them to myself so that I can open them up on here and alter those. I enjoyed this project I thought it was fun and I would do it again!

Wood Woman

Mrs. B showed us a calendar that had a black and white photo with multiple things going on for each month. Ours was a symmetrical background and driftwood. There was also a woman whos body was transparent yet her head was fully visible. Then there was a dark shadow be hind the woman. This was Trevor, Morgan, and mys best shot at it.

Tool Bar Project: History Brush

Trevor and I had to create a basic description about how to use History Brush. We went step by step to cover the process so that a new Digital Imaging student would be able to follow along. It wasn't difficult at all in fact it was almost too easy.