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Adventures in photoshop
Aug. 11th, 2014 01:10 pmRemember that one time that I hired a graphic designer to make me a logo and she sold the concept to a fellow dancer in my area? After firing her by email and never hearing from her again, I played around with photoshop and came up with this (sorry for the low resolution):
I am considering moving the dancer completely to the left to make it a cleaner design. This will get me through the next year or so, until I redesign my website. I have been playing around with photoshop and learned some interesting things about plugins and filters.For example, that using HDR filters will instantly turn your regular photo into a intense and colorful artwork. Then I started noticing how many images are edited with an HDR filter: pretty much every surreal looking picture of landscapes, architecture and people outside. All the links on facebook about 'amazing places around the world'. HDR filter. Pictures of cities with light gleamingoff buildings: HDR.
I am looking forward to experimenting with the filter myself, this gives me some new options for webdesign and (digital) flyers
I am considering moving the dancer completely to the left to make it a cleaner design. This will get me through the next year or so, until I redesign my website. I have been playing around with photoshop and learned some interesting things about plugins and filters.For example, that using HDR filters will instantly turn your regular photo into a intense and colorful artwork. Then I started noticing how many images are edited with an HDR filter: pretty much every surreal looking picture of landscapes, architecture and people outside. All the links on facebook about 'amazing places around the world'. HDR filter. Pictures of cities with light gleamingoff buildings: HDR.
I am looking forward to experimenting with the filter myself, this gives me some new options for webdesign and (digital) flyers
