Rachel's Digital Art Blog

This is the original drawing from the cartoon images folder. This is the colored/shaded version. I filled the picture with colors using the paint bucket tool.  Then I used the filter gallery to add textures to some areas like the rug. After, I used the burn tool to add shadings to areas. Then I got characters from the cartoon images folder and cut/colored them. I moved it to the living room drawing and flattened the images.

This is the original coloring page of a bird. This is the decorated version. I first got a picture with different types of bird feathers and used the magic wand tool to cut the background. I duplicated the layer of the feathers to get the amount that I want. I placed them where I want them to be in and then colored the remaining parts in. I used the pattern tool for the background.

This is the original picture of a kaleidoscope drawing. This is the colored version. I used different tools like the paint bucket tool, magic and tool, gradient tool, pattern tool, and more to color this drawing. I used the pattern tool for the background.

This is my version of the "where's waldo" pictures. I first got all the pictures I'm gonna use on my desktop. Then, I got them all in photoshop and deleted the backgrounds of all of them. I then layed out the pictures as a collage and added more pictures, deleted more pictures until I got this!

This is my version of Albert Dürer's woodcut prints. I chose a koala because it's my favorite animal. I cut the background of the original picture and made the picture black and white. Then I used the graphic pen filter on the koala and used the "wax crayon on charcoal paper" pattern for the background.

This is my version of Edward Gorey's "Gashlycrumb Tinies Alphabet." Table rhymes with Rachel, so I added a table. I drew a cartoon version version of me and added it to look like I hit my knee on the table.