Audrey Young

   Oh my god I think this is the day I perish.    Okay so like, we're learning how to do photoshop on photoshop. Like... moving things around and erasing tags and acne and things I wish I could do in real life. anyway if you want some examples, here's a few:    This is Dylan! He had a bunch of dirt and blemishes on his face before the spot healing tool pulled up like me at a Taco Bell. now, he's an airbrushed little youth. What a legend. Coming for my brand.    Thanks to content aware fill, the wall is flawless!!    Thanks to the patch tool, this dude doesn't have to worry about a political shirt at his daughter's... Why did they take this picture..?    This was the hardest one, this one I had to use so many of my pervious skills to combine this into one big crock pot. I'm pretty sure I'm traumatized after that.    I learned a lot from the photoshop tutorials. I learned that some people shouldn't make tutorials. I learned that Photosho

let's get this introduced. We all learn something from a team building project. even if it's little to nothing, you still get something into your somewhat undeveloped teenage brain. what I learned I learned very little. given, I already had a good idea of symbolism and colors, but then again, I actually had no idea the sheer amount of symbolism in everything. even olives have something in them (in case you never knew, it means peace or victory- no wonder olive oil is so great!) but I digress. color is rather important too, as we all know. Red often represents anger, blue sadness, white purity. you get the gist of it. let's get this process explained! I'm actually rather unsure how we incorporated this process into the sketching part of the project, so I may nitpick to get this part. Michael decided to put red streaks on the pure white feathers of our glorious, dancing, viola playing potato (whatever a viola is.) which, I assume would mean we flew away with ange