Fairytale: Legend of Zelda

This is my piece for the Fairytale assignment. The entire assignment was to create work inspired by Camille Rose Garcia. The bright colors and contrast fit this theme. Although Legend of Zelda is a video game, it still has fairy tale aspects to the storyline. With Zelda being my favorite game, it inspired me to draw Link and Zelda together. I drew this first, then took a picture and edited it in photoshop. I colored Link with the paintbrush tool in photoshop, but didnt color Zelda to create contrast. I also used the filter gallery in photoshop to create certain effects within the art.

Art Start: Imagination vs Reality

"Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality."

I believe this quote is true. Sometimes reality can be stressful and the only release is through creative outlets and imagination, whether it be for music or art. For me, I use music and art to indulge my time in.

Valentines Day cards

These eight pictures are my valentines card designs. I figured candy and hearts would accurately portray the theme of Valentines. I used photoshop to create these images, the paint brush tool, the filter gallery and other tools.

Trippy Lollipop

I made this lollipop in photoshop for the valentines day assignment. It looks trippy because of the rasta colors and the swirly lines in the background. I used the Free Transform tool, the paint brush tool and the filter gallery to create these effects.

Invention/Valentines Day

This was originally a pink flower with a white background that I drew. I scanned it into the computer. I used filters on Photoshop to create texture and effects. I also changed the opacity of some of the colors used. The paint brush tool was used to cover mistakes on the original picture. This is a little late for the invention assignment but...

CCC Poster Design Final

This is the updated poster design for the CCC play for JCATD. All of this was done in photoshop. The top text is "Impact", the chalk text is "Eraser" and the bottom line of text is "Arial" I believe. I stuck to a black and white theme to resemble chalk on a black chalkboard.