Kaleidoscope Project

For this project I was told to make a kaleidoscope photo using Photoshop. We were given a tutorial on YouTube and following the tutorial made this project very easy. I approached this project by going out and taking the fist photo then doing the kaleidoscope on that. Then a got a picture of a Greek building and used that. I am very happy with how these turned out. I couldn't get either of the triangle to perfectly to 45 degrees. The grass and wall one is easy to cover up the lines but the Greek one was a lot harder. 

Photo-editing Site Reviews

PhotoFunia

PhotoFunia is not a very good site compared to the program Photoshop. You don't need any creativity to use this site. All you have to do is pick a cool effect from the lists of them and pick your photo. It's very easy to use. I think their target audience is your kids probably between the age of 10 and 13 who want to use this website to make "cool" photos to put on FaceBook.

Photo 505

Photo 505 is almost the exact same thing as Photofunia. They both give you certain effects that makes your photo look cool. There is no creativity needed. I think their target audience is the same as Photofunia, probably Tweens. 

PicMonkey

PicMonkey is a lot better than most of the other photo-editing websites. There is still not a lot of creativity needed to use it unlike Photoshop. The website lets you use certain tools like the tools in Photoshop like the burn tool, etc. It also gives you a choice to use a preset setting that lets you do some really cool things to the picture like "zombie-fying"it. I think the target audience is mainly teens. This is a pretty cool website.

Citrify

Citrify is another program that gives you a lot of freedom to do what you please. You can change the brightness, take off blemishes, and lots of other stuff. It also gives you effects like the "Obama Effect." And you can also add stickers of lips, hair, and other stuff. This is a lot easier to use than Photoshop but it doesn't give you nearly as much freedom. I think their main target audience is Teens. 

Inside Out Project

For this project I was told to show the perspective of the inside and outside of something. I decided to use a model because even beautiful things can be made ugly. I approached this project by downloading a 3D skull pack and a models picture. I then warped the skull over the models face so it looked like it was her skull. Then I duplicated her face and erased one side of her face to show her skull. After I just changed the color of her eye and added a CC and effects behind her. I am very happy for how this turned out.

New Logo!

This is my new logo. I thought it looked a lot cleaner than the By Lucas text. I pentooled this in photoshop.

Marla Abstract Art Project

For this project we first watched a documentary about Marla. Marla was a very young artist that did abstract art that sold for a lot of money. After watching this documentary we were told to make our own abstract piece. To get a better splatter paint effect I went online and looked for splatter paint brushes for splatter paint. After I found some brushes I just went crazy and added lots of colors. My inspiration came from Jason Pollock and all of his crazy paintings.