Regan E-Communication Blog

                 Pop Art Project     This week I worked on a pop art project in photoshop and it was fun! I began this project by looking through influencers in Behance to get some inspiration for my project. My design style is very clean and I like clean looking images so that's why I decided to go with natural colors in my project. There weren't very many Behance influencers that had as simple style as me, so I went off of my own style instead of using other peoples design styles. I used a new tool which is changing the brush tool to make a splatter effect on the image. I also used some techniques that I already knew like masking tool and photo adjustments. My project is simple and clean but thats the style I like. If I were to change something about this project I would change the background behind the splatter because I feel like I could have made that more complex. Overall I'm pretty proud of this project and I'm glad I got to use some new techniques and I can&

                                  PHOTOSHOP CHALLENGE This week I was working on my Photoshop challenge! We were given a picture of a man and multiple pictures of nature. We used Photoshop for this challenge to merge, blend, and mask the pictures together. I chose the mountains because there was a lot of detail to the pictures and I could use each of the elements. I learned how to use mask and how to blend and color the picture to make the man look like he has a mountain on his jacket and face.  This project really pushed me as a Graphic Designer because  I didn't have any tutorials to tell me how to do anything so  I had to remember how to do everything or reteach myself how to do it. The one thing I would change on this project is  the mans hair because I feel like I could have pushed myself  even further to try to change his hair. The reason I didn't do  his hair is that I didn't have enough time to work on it, so I  would also change how much time I