FahringerPeter

I'm Peter. I'm currently a sophomore and am 15 years old. Music is a huge part of my life, my favorite genre being Metal. Computer graphics design interests me greatly because I'm good with computers and I like art.

Upon working on this project, I found that the skills used will help tremendously further in the class. The different colors and styles I used reflect my personal response to this project. I'd rate this project at a difficulty of at least 3 or 4 on a 1-10 scale. All of the skills used were, and will be, very useful later on. This is my 2 point perspective project. I thought, upon working on this project, that the concept was easy and fun to use. The style of city I used was a cosmic, inter-galactic crossroad area. I thought it was pretty easy to manipulate the tools we had to use. The only part I thought that was difficult would be making each part of the city coming from the refrence points.

__Newimal List__ • Raccoon and Dog (Fur/Four legs) • Bat and Parrot (Wings) • Snake and Frog (Skin) • Shark and Octopus (Fish) • Rhino and Elephant (Skin) • Cat and Dog (Four legs) • Moose and Zebra (Four Legs) • Giraffe and Zebra (Four Legs) • Snake and Fish (Skin) • Bobcat and Lynx (Fur)

This is my Byrnx. It is a hybrid of a Lynx and a brown bear. Finding two animals with similar features that are completely different was pretty difficult in general. It was fun using the lasso tool, the stamp tool, and other tools. I've really learned how to use these tools from earlier projects.

This is my clone project. I found that taking the pictures and manipulating them into the general photo was easy. I thought the lassoing and cutting was kind of difficult. If I had 3 other clones, I would start a band with them.

This is my surrealism project. I thought the concept was a little confusing, but after thinking of ideas, it started to come along. The idea behind this was my own imagination.

This is my brushes project. I downloaded some brushes and came up with some ideas. I learned how to download brushes, uses some different filters, and use some bold colors. I thought this project was pretty fun.

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This is my photo touch up project. The concept was incredibly easy to understand and use to touch a photo up. I learned how to use the masking tool, the healing brush, and color range selectors. I thought this project was easy and useful for later projects.

This is my pop art project. I used Corey Taylor as my famous person and his own quote. I learned how to use a bunch of tools and tricks to make a photo look like pop art. I also touched up the photo using different filters. I thought this project was very interactive and got you to work.

This is the room I designed for the DIY Room Makeover project. The main idea of this room is a log cabin/rustic styled living room. There is a sofa, bookshelf, and an end table as the larger pieces of furniture. The background is a forest/mountain landscape.



This is my advertisement. It features the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000 in the picture. I wanted to pick this product because it was easy to use and true to its name. I thought this project was very easy and fun to be able to create an advertisement.



Here's my Express Yourself project. I chose to use 4 points of value as my scale. The textures on each value are words and quotes. This, in my opinion, was kind of difficult. The hardest part was having type in all of the words into each fill value.

This is the Wordle picture I made. Wordle is an online tool in which one can create art out of just words alone. I used words from my 'describe' list from my word document used in Express Yourself.

The paper artist I looked up on was Johnny Chiba. This is his website for his art: []. He specializes in paper figures he calls “headnoddaz”. They are small cube-like figures that have one large eye in the middle of their head. He is a graphic artist who lives in Liverpool, United Kingdom. His interests include graffiti, design, vinyl toys, and hip hop. His favorite music could include house music, and old school hip hop. Most of his paper figures represent musical design. For example, some of the designs include a boombox that sits next to the figure.