These pieces were fairly fun to make. My favorite being the warm and cool colors piece. I went along with the watercolor theme to do this piece. It was watercolors on a 9X12 piece of watercolor paper. I chose this picture and based it off the song by Lana Del Rey “Shades of Cool.” I chose to make the word around her the warm colors and make her in cool colors (off the lyric, “My baby lives in shades of blue (cool)”) to make it seem like she can’t be bothered by anything.  

These next pieces I did digitally. They were really fun little doodles that I applied the instructions on. The one I don’t think I like as much is the one where I used the cool and warm colors to add depth. I don’t think I really accomplished the desired effect as much as I would have like to, but I still like it.

On the instructions I first read,”Digital or traditional,” then I read a part that said,”Use paints on paper,” after I did everything on photoshop. So that’s why all my work is digital. Just wanted to make that clear before I freaked anyone out. Don’t worry, you probably did everything right. This took a lot of time but I definitely learned more about photoshop. The owl is the neutral color assignment, the leaves  is the depth, and the sunset water photo is the warm/cool assignment. I pretty much just messed around with effects and looked up some photoshop tutorial vids to help me along the way.