I never posed this so im going to now lol Sorry I forgot to post it! PS This is some random person. lol It was a stock photo. So this week we could chose our own project. So i did another composite. Let me know what you think? November 18, 2010. So here is my composite for the week! November 11, 2010.

Had to do this for school and actually enjoyed this. I decided to an AMV site because a friend of mine wants me to help make a site like this in a few years so this was like a test run of sorts. The two pages i made are the Main Page showing what the group is about and the Contact Page. He got curious and stepped closer, stepping on a branch as he did. The noise alerted the figure t his presence and it turned around.

And I present to you, my frameage. HuZZaH! Only one of these were a project from this class, but I was rather unsatisfied with most of my work this semester, so I used a couple of my other pics instead.

For this assignment I picked three photos i took in February stacked them on top of each other changed the blend mode to create an image you might actually see. Here is a promotional for a new product line.

The tutorial I chose to do is found here. I thought it looked interesting and wanted to see how they did it. I made a mini version of my photography website. I used this piece of paper.

I did a Vignette using this tutorial. But I also added in my own stuff too because the tutorial was rather short. I made this little vector image last semester for my company logo design, and so I decided to make it into a brush! November 29, 2010.

Yet again, I had a lot of fun with this project. Creating a composite is can yield awesome result but it is very time consuming. This week was all about brushes. I had a lot of fun working on pictures of my favorite subject. Me in the Navy 2003.

These first three portraits are from some of my recent photo sessions. This little handsome guy was from one of my newborn sessions back in June.

This week we were to pick our own project. I am a sucker for clean looking 3D titles, and sharp edges. So I found a Shadowing tutorial. Here is what I did.