Rhino Pollock

This was a quick project, but a fun one. Mr. Sands put a Jackson Pollock picture on an elephant trunk. I chose to do a rhino just because I think rhinos are cool. I made two layers, one being the rhino and the other the painting. I just dragged the painting onto the rhino, and played around with the transform tool and the opacity and fit the picture over the closest rhino. Then I used the warped tool and moved the corners around the rhino. There were parts of the painting hanging off the rhino, so I lowered the opacity and erased the edges. This is the final product.

A Haunted House, Shaggy, and Me

The assignment for this was to take a picture of ourselves, a cartoon character, and a background, and put them into the same picture. I cut out shaggy and placed him on. I cut out myself and then dragged my head on to my hand. After making new layers and doing gaussian blur and a gradient map I made shadows. Pretty cool project.

Frog Tongue

For this, we took a frog (or animal of your choosing) and this girl with her tongue out. Without giving too much away, we cut out the frog, placed it over the tongue, and used clone stamp tool to copy the tongue color to the frog. I like how this turned out.

Angry Pancakes

This was the first art project we did in computer art. We took pancakes and seperated them, then put fish teeth inside. We cropped out the fish out, lowered the opacity so we could see where to place the mouth. After placing we raised the opacity. This is what came out of that hard work.