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Class project of a bakery
This is my finial project for my photoshop class. This is a dreamscape. If you look closely you might see a reflection of a banjo player about to be eaten.
Both the Vector And this Painting assignment was by far the most fun and what I’m the most proud of.
This is the Room inside a fruit project. This in fact is not a fruit it’s a baseball.
Inclass assignments, Adobe Photoshop textbook lessons
This is a Photoshop vector Digitization of myself, as well as a coloring book version of myself.
My final project of a collage of my trip to California.
My own restorations of both my Grandfathers. I really enjoyed bring these photos back to life.
In-class restoration. And the removal of an un intentional photo bomber.
In-class assignments using the perspective crop tool on the train, the content aware tool on the ducks, and the iris effect in the crane.
Examples of a panoramas. And focus correction.
Fixed the lens wrap of the columns
The one on the top left is an example of a post card. The next 2 are the steps I took to get to a finished mock magazine cover.
Example of a red eye fix
Here are two face swaps. The one on the right was done in class and the one on the left is a picture of myself. The face I chose was the face of the actor Barry Slone.
An in-class assignment of seashells.
These are a combination of colorizations. On the top row the photo on the right to the colorizations are the original photos.
This was a in class assignment of a birthday card.
This I did for my final in my Intro to computer graphics. I use one of my own photo of St. Anthony falls Minneapolis. How I came up with this idea is I’ve always enjoyed I spy books as a kid, love the way they hid stuff in a photo. I also draw inspiration from surrealism roots. I had fun with this project trying to find all the places i could fit stuff into the photo. The images I found through a google images. See if you can find them.
If you haven’t figured out the joke it’s bad case of tapeworm. This is another final project through Adobe Illustrator. I drew inspiration from thinking about all the things that end in the word tape and drew a picture. Later I digitized it into a t-shirt graphic, kind of in a throw back kind of style. I maybe planning on sending it to print on one.
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