For this week, I had to make set up 3 altered images in one file for my visual design class. For this assignment, I didn’t have any specific design considerations or methods in mind. I randomly just came up with the idea to use dogs. The one specific principle I chose to include was the idea of ethics we learned about in class. I made sure to pick pictures that I knew had the labeled for use with modification sign on it. With this being an introductory assignment, I treated it as an opportunity to experiment with different features on Photoshop that I had not yet explored. I played for a bit until I found 3 unique effects that I could use to make my selected photos look like art. For the leftmost photo, I used the pointillize feature then messed around with the brightness a bit. For the center picture, I gave it a purple frame and I distorted it to look more like a painting using filters. For the picture on the right, I applied a blue fill with low opacity as well as a tile filter. As for the dimensions, the canvas is 34.5 inches wide and 8.2 inches tall. The pixel sizing is 2488 x 592 with a resolution of 72 pixels per inch.
My name is Austin Pappolla and I am a sophomore at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. I am currently majoring and pursuing a degree in the field of media studies. Other than being a full-time student, I also have a part-time job on YouTube. I have a successful channel about Overwatch esports with over 12,000 subscribers and counting! I am an aspiring full-time YouTuber who also has an interest in working in the field of both standard sports and esports. Some personal information about me is that my hometown is located in North Branford, Connecticut where I am part of a family of five. During my free time, I enjoy watching sports, and physical activity ranging from walking my dog to playing basketball. As a media studies major, I recognize that knowing how to do the basics of what is expected from me using Photoshop and other Adobe programs could be crucial towards my ability to field a job in the media program. Using the experience I gain from learning these programs, I hope to make good use of them in any future endeavors I take, whether it is job-related or something personal.
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