Although the construction of the card is relatively easy, I soon learned that the separation of the front of the card and the back of the card in separate artboards would prove to be difficult, as it’s somewhat unclear as to what needed to be done for both artboards to show up in the final […]
Upon creating these images, I hoped to see some sort of difference between the default coloration and the gamut-decreased version but learned that there was “not much” for Photoshop to change. The gamut difference didn’t prove to be much here, either. I wish I’d known how vibrant Photoshop considers pixels in order for gamut reduction […]
These images of my water bottle are both taken from my phone, but the first of the two was taken with the phone’s selfie camera. My biggest note of the difference between the two shots is that the sharpness is much greater in the front camera, where the selfie camera feels softer, and doesn’t differentiate […]
My work for Lab 2 in my Intro to Digital Media Arts course. This image is much smaller than it was supposed to be, as its file size was still too large for the site, even with the lowered quality.
As for the pixels in Part 1 (first image), I imagined that there should be a sense of covering all coloristic bases, and in this case, I chose a broad selection, not taking specifically from any shade, hue, or tint. As for the background in Part 2 (second image), I thought the deep red of […]
… involving a format completely foreign to what I was originally going for, but I guess that’s what I get for jumping the gun.
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