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This photo of myself has always been one of my favorites and my family's favorite. I was very excited to use it. First I changed the photo from the original color to black and white by using the greyscale feature in photoshop. Then I got to work picking my colors that I wanted to use on adobe. This is always my favorite part. I love picking the colors because that is when the vision really comes to life in my head. Then I started to outline the large pieces like my hair sunglasses and scarf. I wanted to go for a pop art look so I played around with using the brush tool to outline the colors. I never really used opacity on photoshop before, so I also played around with that. 

these are my black and white to color photos. This picture is of me as a baby and I have always loved it. I went for a pop art style and I really love how they turned out. I had a lot of fun playing with this much color, I love how sassy this photo is to begin with, and I feel like the colors give it even more character. 

I wish I still had those fun sunglasses, I was really excited to play with them in photoshop and I think they are my favorite part of both of my pieces. I also really like how the scarf turned out on both of them. I think I like the Analogous one the best because I love how the colors play together.  I really like how these turned out. 


 

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  1. Julianne GregaApril 21, 2021 at 7:44 AM

    These pictures are so cute. I absolutely love the outlines of the colors, I think it adds a nice personal stylistic touch.

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