This pop-art style image was created in Adobe Photoshop, where the colors of the original image where changed by changing the hug and saturation; creating a whole new color. This is one of my favorite projects I've done, just because of the image I've edited.

Everyong loves a TARDIS. :)

I started with a plain, grayscale image of myself, and ended with this! In Adobe Photoshop, I added a layer for every color in this finished image. I painted the area I wanted, then changed the opasity to make it look a little more realistic. Getting around all the edges, so it didn't look like I colored this with crayons, was kind of hard, but I think I did a pretty good job.

I'll explain the word first; SKETCHYCRAP is a word that the two friends I'm with and I created in seventh grade (It's a procmilation of nothing and means everyuthing). I added a text box the the picture, and used just a few of the many editing options just for text in Adobe Photoshop like an outer glow, an image overlay on the text and arching the text to due SKETCHYCRAP justice.

Of all the assignments I've done in Web Design, I think this one took me the longest. The sky, car, tree, gate, fog and the firld and road all started as seperate, different images. Useing the magic eraser and clone stamp, and changeing the opasity, I ended up with this final, Supernatural inspired picture-that I am deffinetly going to print out and put on my wall.

In this project, I used Adobe Fireworks to create the turky graphic in the design, and Adobe Photoshop for the text portion. Overall, I like the logo I created, esspesaily the running, sweating, determined turkey.

Here on my projects page, you can see a few of the things I've created in my Wed Design class using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Fireworks and Adobe Dreamweaver.