These pieces were created by me in Contemporary design on a desktop computer for the first time. This in fact, was the very first pieces of work that we did in here and is called the fall off communism. The first piece that you see was a fun little experiment with drawing shapes. I used the lasso and the paint bucket to create this cyan colored shape. The other piece below is called the ruler of nations,was also created by me using ... well actually both of these pieces were created using photoshop. I used premade pictures, paint bucket, and type. This was the first piece that I used type, pictures, and 3D styles and the mixing of colors using paint bucket on the entire piece.
The image on the left is called the never road. It was created taking a photo of a river and a photo of a road and blending them together y adding and erasing color from the photo thus creating a whole new image. The photo on the left is called appocolypptical New York. It was created by using the same process with the photo on the left, but by blending a photo of the streets of New York with the photo of the river and using hue saturation to add color and depth.
This image is called the forgotten photo. I
restored this photo by using the patch tool
and the healing brush. These tools restore
the
photo by merging the space around the
damaged spots to have it become whole
again. This is a start to have me work on a
larger project in the future. The hardest thing
for me about this was that of me using the
patch tool and not to mess up the photo. This
was fun and easy for me to understand, but
payed in the end. This procedure for me is
brilliant but also restoring someones family
history in the making
This photo is called the restoration of the ranch house. I made this by taking a black and white photo of a ranch house and added color to the photo. To add color I used hue saturation and the polygon tool to saturate the different objects with color. This was truly an experience for me, because I can now add color to photos to show how people and objects looked like when they were taken. Also, I can now restore the past of people's family history and other photos that were taken.
These photos were created by using an the art history brush over a white coated layer background behind. the one on the bottom left is called the grassy dog because I used a grass style brush through the entire picture. he one on the top right is called the river lily, because in fact it is a picture of a river lily. I also used the art history brush on this too, but I instead used more of a paint style brush to make it look like a painting. Finally, at the top left is called the abondoned plane. It is a photo of a Sopwith camel painted over with white. It looks like a photo, but it is made up of painting with a fine brush using the art history brush.
These images were created by using filters on photoshop. The one on the top is a moasic of the bike made to look like an ad in a magazine. It does not look like a mosaic, because the tiles are very fine and invisible to the naked eye at this scale. The one on the bottom was also made by using filters, but I liquified it. It is called the rising cobra because the image appears to have a cobra rising out of the bikers body and has an illusional effect of swirls throughout the picture too.
This comic is created by me using photoshop. I colored under the line art to appear colored. This is the fantasic four, I did not finish it because the finished color image is more complicated. This was fun, think of it as a digital coloring book.
