I chose this picture because I felt like it was a good basic image of me to edit. I chose the colors based on the Adobe color website and tried to find color schemes that were aesthetically pleasing to me.
I chose this scene because it is a funny scene from a movie I liked. Also, my wardrobe is fitting with the character who is in this scene so I felt like it would be a good fit.
I feel like the selection tool will be the easiest to work with because it is somewhat similar to the pen tool in Illustrator, which I became pretty efficient at using. I think I am most interested in figuring out how to alter the lighting of an image (shadow, highlights, etc.) because that seems really difficult but also an essential tool to creating believable photo edits. I have heard a lot about Photoshop's AI features so I decided to watch a tutorial on it. I am very impressed with how advanced the AI is on Photoshop and I am interested to think of ways to use it in the future. I am, of course, concerned about AI tricking people into believing things that are not true, but for now it is just a fun feature. This video gave a really good overview of a variety of topics in a short amount of time. I feel confident to begin using Photoshop, although I still have much to learn. One thing that struck me was the amount of keyboard shortcuts the person in the video uses, and that is ...
https://youtu.be/uawQR5UudtU?si=BSrjHuQ1SUZtgntA This tutorial was useful because it was really quick and gave a good broad overview. I have learned animation before so I was able to grasp the basics, although animating in photoshop is new to me. https://youtu.be/9b0_3U4olW8?si=g69U7ony6-mvAXYR This was a more in depth video and got into the tools a little more. Frame by frame is the kind of animation I learned in the past so I feel confident, nothing was too new to me. https://youtu.be/0U7hNoN-Ypo?si=eD5pIvKkmCkfxBz4 This was another good tutorial. It was a bit to beginner-ish for me but ultimately still useful. Overall, I feel pretty confident in my abilities.
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