willwalsh

       When I think of pictures that bring me close to my emotions I fell a little confused it is hard for me to come to my emotions with just an image. These pictures though, made me dive deeper into the picture once I heard the background of it. When they are there in front of that white piece of paper sitting on that box. The photographer has to bring out the persons emotions, and the ones I found most interesting and compelling was Qaddafi and Putin's portraits.        Putin has been known for a few decades now that he is the leader of Russia with a not so good reputation. He is Known as being stubborn, strict, and cold hearted, many people are terrified of Putin and his beliefs. So when the photographer had to bring emotion out of Putin he said he was scared and I would be two. He doesn't know if he says will get him in trouble or not but eventually he talks about how they had a conversation over the beatles.      And with...

      1.) I used one video but it takes a look at every tool in the tool bar and explains how to use it. The first one I looked at was gradient tool I feel like this one isn't the hardest to use but it can help a lot with your art. When I used illustrator I like the gradient tool because it help put together some pieces and make it look more realistic. But when I saw how it was used in Photoshop it looked like a very important tool if you want to highlight a certain part of your art work.        2.) The next tool I looked at was the color replacement tool, I like the color replacement tool because it doesn't take too much skill, the only tough part is being exact with where you put the color. I also like this tool because it also respects the shadows of the picture so you don't have to apply the shadow by yourself.        3.) The last one I took a look at that caught my eye was the crop tool. I liked the crop tool because on...

     What I went for was the classic traditional 3D design of the red moving into the blue. I like the messiness of the image and the grunge aspect of the missing lines and the spray paint. What I learned and what I thought was cool was that the images you create can now become an outline and can be used much more easier in another image.

    I made this poster because of the relevance of war in the world currently. In a world marked by war, this poster symbolizes the constant hope for peace. I tried make this to symbolize the people in the harshness of conflict while offering hope for a better world. I was inspired to try and choose peace and unity, shaping a future where harmony prevails.