Friday, September 2, 2016

Project Proposal

SO.  I got the letters J and W, the number 952, the mineral mercury, and a cat.

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Content Aware Crop


OK.  Content Aware Cool is a pretty cool deal.   YOU MEAN THERE'S MORE CONTENT AWARE TO PLAY WITH?  Yes.  Yes there is.





Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Responsive Tips and Designs

Keep Logo Positions Consistant - 








Remove Excessive Visuals for Smaller Screens -

Monday, January 25, 2016

6 Design Aspects

 A reoccurring theme for my websites it that there isn't really a lot to set them apart from the sophomores and that simply isn't acceptable.


One way I feel that I can make my sites better is to refine the menus and make those smoother.  ESPN (great website by the way) has a great example of a working







Thursday, January 14, 2016

My Personal Logo

      The first half of my high school career is over and it was time for a rebrand.  My personal logo from before was now obsolete and needed to be updated.
Original Sketches

      The first part of this rebrand is to create sketches on various ideas for a logo.  This "Personal Logo" is supposed to reflect you and your interests.  I figured that even though baseball is my life, I should probably move on to something else, something that is a little more unique.  Here I thought about how I like to throw on a nice shirt and tie every once and a while and expanded on the thought of having a tie as the centerpiece of the logo.

      After putting in much thought, I narrowed it down to the three ideas which came down to whether or not I should put my name in on the logo or leave it out.  The benefit of having my name on the logo is that it makes it more personal and adds to the personalization of the 
Final Product
logo and puts more of a brand onto it.  The other option was to bring out the tie and really focus on the coloring and patterns.  Overall, I decided to make it a little modification to the design and try to make it as simples possible.

      After working tirelessly on Adobe Illustrator and watching Republicans debate it out i finally churned out this bad boy;
I elimenated as many colors and shapes as I could to make it simple and sleek






Thursday, November 19, 2015

Colorization Project


In this project, we took an old, rusty looking picture and touched it up with more color.  Plop an image into photoshop and open up the hue panel from the bottom tab.  Set the saturation to -70 and the rest to 0.  Select the paintbrush and set it to 48px and 100% hardness.  Paint stripes on the picture to your liking.