Paint Splatter

We made animals with paint splatters on them. Please do not attempt in real life.

X-Ray

We made "X-Rays". Ignore the stock image logo on the skeleton haha

Cartoon Picture

"The objective is to create a new image using a cartoon and a photograph of yourself so that the two of you interact." I did Attack on Titan because I thought it was... interesting, if not somewhat morbid. :p

Colorize

We made a picture where we created a silhouette filled with rainbow colors.

Mouth

We combined a frog and a tongue using two pictures in Photoshop.

Angry Pancakes

We made pancakes that were angry via Photoshop by combining two images. I chose to make mine into a blushing cute angry pancakes with sparkles because I could. Yay!

Babe-raham Lincoln

1. Who did you choose to do a portrait of? Why did you choose that person? 
Taylor and I chose to do Abe Lincoln because he has a very interesting physical appearance and because he is on the penny.

2. When brainstorming about this project how did you decide what would be the best materials to use to create it? Explain how your material choice impacted the look of your piece. Why was this so important. Explain.
We used pennies because Abe Lincoln is on them and it would look really cool. It took a long time to make the project since we had to spraypaint, sort face-up and glue all of the pennies on the board. It was a challenge because the material was something we'd never used before.

3. Describe the risks you took or that were involved in creating the project. What were the challenges you faced?
We risked not having enough pennies or the pennies falling off. There wern't any huge challenges we faced, just the sorting and gluing of pennies.

4. How did your choices impact the look and feel of the piece? Did your choice of materials have any connection with the person you chose to represent? 
 Making Abe Lincoln out of pennies was ironic and it turned out looking really cool. Of course Abe Lincoln is on pennies, which is why we chose to make him out of pennies.