Wednesday, September 19, 2012

We Are Never Getting Back Together.....Like Ever

We used Corel Draw to blend colors. When making my picture I used shadowing to add a more dramatic effect. Using Corel gave us the opputunity to blend to colors and find a new color when doing that.

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Man's Bestfriend at Sea

In the process of creating the above piece, the interactive blend tool was used. As one can see, the sky exhibits a majestic scenery that is oh so pleasing to the eye. In the above photo, Latisha and kitty go out for a sail on a serenely tranquil evening. Please excuse the lack of proportion... I'm working on it.

Palm Tree

This sunset was created using the Interactive Blend Tool to create a realistic drawing that has many unique perspective characteristics.The pattern tool was used to create a palm tree off to the side.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Mouse in Boat

This project, I found a picture of a mouse driving a tug in a childs book. I scanned it into the computer and traced it and colored it in for what you see.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Digital Photography Project ( 5 photos)-Katie

PANORAMIC
For this project, I took three seperate pictures of the this scene. Then, using the stitch tool, I pieced all three together as one. I then cropped around some corners and as a result, got 1 picture from 3.
 BRAND NEW
I used the yogurt as brand new because it was meant to seem like it had just spilt out of the package. Therefore, it is brand new. I had to crop out the backround and that way the viewers are looking at the main image.

 10 MINUTES FROM HOME
We had to take a picture ten minutes from our house. When i took this picture, it was not black and white to begin with. So I had to change it from its original color into black and white using the Corel Photoshop.


 SPOT OF COLOR
For this picture, the output was supposed to be a picture with one object of a different color that easily sticks out from the backround. In this case, the snowflake is the spot of color.


STILL LIFE:
For this project, I set up my lunch this particular way and then took a picture of it sitting on a white paper towel. I then cropped the background out of the picture and made the background black so that the main photograph would seem to be popping.