In class, a few days ago, I did a project. It was based on making a portrait of yourself. The portraits was inspired by a man named, Andy Warhol. I did this project on an application called "CS6 Photoshop". The first step in this lab was to take an image of yourself, and to make it, it's own layer. Then I duplicated the layer, and deleted the original layer. Then with the new later, I had to duplicate it again, and put a new "color fill" layer, which was an all white layer color for the background. Then I went back to the first layer, that I duplicated and, I had to use the magnetic lasso tool, and only select my body. After that, when you have selected our body, you make it a new layer via copy. Then we made the image/new layer black and white, and changed the filter. Then I, changed the image size. After that, I made it a whole new layer again, and transformed the photo to one-forth of the page, and duplicated the new image 3 more times, and put each image into one corner each. Then I selected each image by it's self, and first changed the background color, and then, I picked a new color, and applied it to parts of the face to make it look different from each other photo. The objective of the lab was to learn how to photoshop an image into different parts, and know how to use the tools correctly. It's relevant to web design because, it requires a lot of photoshop, tools, and skills you need in the future. I see myself using the skills in the future if I want to create a portrait of myself, an object, or people.
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