This is a picture of my three best friends and I. It didn't come out exactly as a envisioned it to though because I'm not familiar enough with photoshop yet. Even though it didn't I still think it looks pretty cool. I just took pictures of random things, mostly stuff from Candyland, and then put them in the background. I used the plastic filter because I thought it made it look really cool. I know I'm not the best photographer at all, but that's why I like digital art so much. You can make any picture look good. I love all the different filters you can use to alter the pictures, and also how you can crop anything into the picture and make it look like it was always there. I can't wait to learn how to do more things in photoshop!
I really like your picture, except that it really gets confusing. There is so much going on that I really am having a hard time locating the main subject(s) in the new photo. I agree with you that the Filters used here are really cool and I like them. NIce job and well done.
ReplyDeletei agree with abby but i think its look kool with all the stuff in it and that random guy in the left ha i thought you did a great job
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a really cool picture, fairly surreal too. It shows a sense of fun and playfulness with you and your friends' expressions, as well as with the unicorn, elephant, and other cartoon-like characters around. And yes I also agree that the plastic wrap effect was a good idea, it appears that you are trapped/wrapped in your entertained state.
ReplyDeleteAnna. I love this picture, not just because I'm in it either. I love all the crazyness in it. I love how it's black and white and has color as well. It brings out your personality, bright and crazy. :] I love the plastic look. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteI feel this picture is too confusing. I like this picture, but I think there is an overuse of filters, and some of the objects in the picture are a bit of out of place. When just glancing at this or looking at it in a smaller format, it looks good, though when looked at closely is when it gets confusing.
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