Category: Projects

Here’s my final project!

As I said in the breakdown post, due to technical difficulty and having to re-do the majority of what I had done, unfortunately I was only able to complete about 15 seconds.

 

For my sound walk, I wanted it to be possible to complete anywhere on campus.

That being said, there are points where you are instructed to go somewhere or look at something such as a tree, and the listener may need to pause until they are there. However, I didn’t want to say this in the actual sound walk in order to keep the listener focused. So, if at points you feel it is going too fast, please pause.

Creating a perfectly looping .gif is so much harder than i thought it would be. 

.gif #1- Moment Alone.

 

.gif #2- not man made 😉

.gif #3- Switch

(low-key i ran out of time on this one and wasn’t able to mask and well as i wanted to but i am still going to work on it in my spare time because the concept is something i really liked)

Update:

I re-did it with a new technique.

.gif #3.2- Switch

 

 

 

toti-cup || toteacup || toticup || to-teacup

Clone Stamp Tool

Color Replacement Tool

 

Content Aware Tool

Here are the three different variations:

 

I created my logo for my website, LazyLark.com, which digiart is a subdomain of.

I began by using shapes to create the basic couch outline. Then I used a general picture of a bird I found on wikihow (how to keep your Cockatiel happy) and traced the body and wings using a combination of the paintbrush and pen tool.  I went in after I had the basic shapes and changed it using the eraser and paintbrush tool to alter the features to be that of a Lark Finch. I then filled in the colors using the paintbrush tool and the paint bucket and colored it how I wanted. To make the different variation of the designs I used the edit colors command to recolor the artwork in different ways. For the one with text I used the type on a path tool. For the third one with the colorful couch I used the stain-glass texture to add dimension to the couch.