Felt Tip Drawing

For this assignment, I first drew an outline of Mickey Mouse on a sheet of paper. After, I scanned it and saved it to my flashdrive. I uploaded it to Photoshop, shaded the picture, and added a background.

9 panel assignment

For my 9 panel assignment, I wanted to make a scary story. My story is about two people trying to hunt down zombies who are killing their city, but end up being attacked. To create this cartoon, I created each panel on a separate file and combined all of them onto three different files when I was finished making all the panels.

Albrecht Durer

To create this, I found a picture of a penguin on the internet and cut out the photo. I continued this process five times. After, I made the mode grayscale and added a patterned background.

bird coloring page assignment

For my bird assignment, I picked a hummingbird to color. I used very bright feathers. I used the magnetic lasso tool to cut out the feathers and transfer it to the final file. I repeated this process and filled it until there was no blank spaces remaining.

Shaded scene of Haunted House

For this project, I found a blank cartoon of a haunted house and shaded it. After, I added three cartoon characters. I wanted the cartoon to look scary, so I used dark colors. I used a fill pattern for the walkway, and the rest was shaded as a solid color. After I finished shading in the cartoon, I added three characters. To add them, I used the magnetic lasso tool and traced them on a separate file. Then I dragged the characters to the final file.

Edward Gorey

My saying for my Edward Gorey picture is "T for Tessanya who got food poisoning from lasagna. To create my Edward Gorey picture, I dragged photos/cutouts from another file and transferred it to the final file. I used the cookie cutter tool to do this. The hardest part of this project was knowing how to cut out the photo and drag it.

Kaleidoscope

To create my kaleidoscope, all I did was fill my picture in using the paint bucket tool. I used different shades of pink, purple, and blue. After, I filled the background using a gradient layer.

Where's Waldo

To create my own "Where's Waldo, I first downloaded the picture of Waldo and added my face. After, I chose a new file and started dragging images/clipart onto the new file. To add the image, I had to add it on a separate file, cut it with the magnetic lasso tool, and then move it to the final file. After, I added Waldo to the photo. This project took a long time because I had to find photos and clipart from the internet, cut it, and drag it to the final file. I had to do this one at a time when there is about 60-70 images.