Challenge: What's your favorite animal? Use it as your inspiration today.
Ok, so, this challenge is a little bit of a departure from my overall theme. I can't honestly say what my favorite animal is, but I own a pretty adorable cat, so I decided to use her as my inspiration. Meet Lola:
I'm thinking, Kitty in Space! Then there's this one:
And all that one needs is a bunch of hearts or a unicorn somewhere to make it truly magical.
Again, I came up with my idea for this project and executed it fairly quickly. Ideas come so much more naturally to me when I have somewhere to start. I think that the overall effect is nice, but the photo silhouette effect might have turned out better if I was working only with profile detail from the chest up.
Ok, so, this challenge is a little bit of a departure from my overall theme. I can't honestly say what my favorite animal is, but I own a pretty adorable cat, so I decided to use her as my inspiration. Meet Lola:
Lola recently turned 9 years old. Just look at that tough old broad.
So I think that photo silhouettes are kind of hilarious and my parents never had those made for us when we were growing up, so I figured that I should probably do it for my "kid". Basically, I printed a copy of this picture of Lola onto regular computer paper, cut it out with fine scissors, traced the outside onto another white piece of paper, and colored inside the line - though I didn't have a good black marker handy, so I had to rely on colored pencil and pen. This is the result:
Not bad! A little smudgey though. I played around with my minimal photo editing software to create a couple different takes on the finished product. This is just a basic inversion and a little playing around with brightness and contrast:
And all that one needs is a bunch of hearts or a unicorn somewhere to make it truly magical.
Again, I came up with my idea for this project and executed it fairly quickly. Ideas come so much more naturally to me when I have somewhere to start. I think that the overall effect is nice, but the photo silhouette effect might have turned out better if I was working only with profile detail from the chest up.
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