Shirt colors

What I did here was I used the magnetic lasso tool to select the entire shirt. I then used quick mask mode to see if there were any mistakes. I used the paint bucket tool to change the color and selected a different overlay to make it more realistic.

Gradient Picture Masking Project

What I did here was I first loaded all the pictures into photoshop and arranged them as I wanted them to be. Then I placed the Metallica picture on the very top layer so that when I use gradient masking on it, all the pictures under it will show. I then selected each picture and put a layer mask on them, which I then proceeded to use the gradient tool in order to fade the pictures into one another but not harming them. After that, I used the brush and put the opacity down to have the pictures have a more realistic fade to them.

Another Postcard.

What I did here was I first made a filmstrip looking box by deleting an amount of space in the middle of a black box using the marquee tool. I then used a square eraser to erase the bottom and top parts to give it the filmstrip look. After doing all that, I grouped the template with all of the other pictures and sized both the template and the pictures down in order to have just one giant filmstrip (which is loosely based on the human evolutionary chain). I found a very nice picture of earth to give it a more science aura. Lastly was to add text and make it 3D to have it pop out and give it animation almost.

Puzzle Time

I learned that communication and teamwork is important to any team organized group thing that you do.

Face Fusion!

What I did here was i used the magnetic lasso tool to swap the one person's face on to the other person. I then rotated them to fit them evenly.

Matching animals.

What I did here was I wanted to match each animal with its habitat. I sized up the backgrounds evenly with the help of grid lines and made them all similar in size. I then sized down the animals and moved them to their corresponding habitats (also with the help of grid lines).

Size all of the things!

What I learned today was how to transfer many pictures at once from Adobe Bridge to Photoshop at the same time. I then learned how to size up pictures using a grid and how to move between different layers at a time.

What I did here was I used many different pictures of flowers and I used a grid to help me make those four small pictures the same size and shape without messing up any pixels. I then hid a layer to show the sunflower as the background picture.

Just a Photoshop thing....

With the first one, I used the content aware scale to shift the lady on the far left closer to the group. On the second picture, I used custom shapes to make it a flag. I then rotated it half way to 45 degrees. On the third picture, all I had to do was use the straightening tool to straighten the ground and make it level.

More photoshop work!

What I did to this image was I used the ruler tool to straighten out the horizon. After straightening that out, I then cropped the image so the borders wouldn't show.