Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts

11.4.11

dv

works it

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9.4.11

draw+print

i killed two birds with one stone. last print project mixed draw and photoshop.
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7.3.11

print final

scrapped the galaxy of m and instead i made this lonely girl using a million layers.

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16.2.11

print

my current progress for print. galaxy of m.

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12.2.11

ps

a little/lost experiment.

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30.5.10

18.10.09

overlap

k and j for another photo assignment. overlap images that are "time based". sooo... lipstick application and cigg!

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5.10.09

lindsaypromo

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same project but have to make into a promotional poster with text (still have to add, i like it better without). how exciting! i'm doing lindsay's "comeback".. even though i think we all know its really not going to happen. glad i'm finally learning my way around photoshop (properly, not the way i taught myself)

nylon magazine scan + photoshop

shapes

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for school project had to use all selection methods in photoshop to make montage. silly and basic but i ended up liking finished image!


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27.4.09

colours

latest idea for photoshoot. something like these pictures. it could be cool to use actual coloured lights (using coloured velum?) or just do it all in photoshop afterward.

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24.3.09

sketch 01

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teaching myself to draw. slowly but surely. will color in photoshop after exams.

8.2.09

need more pictures



i really like how the background of this picture turned out this weekend. and i REALLY want to do some more photos soon. some better grunge, some over-exposed themed ones, and possibly some more like the scary ones from grade 12... maybe those could fit in with better grunge ones.



4.2.09

ghostie

lately i've been really into layering in photoshop. and depending on how you blend them, it can make a picture look so much more interesting even without any more alterations. i really like turning pictures into projects, like working on one specific picture project that kind of brings everything from the whole set together. and i guess layering can be one of the best ways to do that. at least for now.