Rachel's Digital Art Blog

This is the original image of an Ansel Adams image. This is the colored version of the black/white Ansel Adams image. I used a low opacity brush to color the image.

This is the original photo of a black and white image. This is the colored version. I used a very low opacity brush to color this image. I tried to make it look as realistic as possible. 

This is the original picture of the front view of a woman. This is my Picasso cubist digital portrait. I erased the photo based on another side view picture. I used the burn tool to shade the picture. Lastly, I used the spot heal tool to delete the watermarks.

This is the original photo of a profile view of a woman that I used. This is the face-only version of my surrealist digital portrait. I first found pictures of random fruits that came to my mind. Then, I put them all together so that they looked nicely together. Then I colored the background with a purple/blue color. Lastly, I used the burn tool to shade the portrait so that it looked realistic. This is the final version of my surrealist digital portrait. I added yellow/orange colored fruits to make the body. I did the same thing as I did to the face and saved it.

This is my surrealist digital landscape. I first got a photo of a landscape and added random stuff that came to my mind. I changed the opacities of the photos and lastly flattened the image.

This is my Warhol-esque digital painting. I first got a photo of a panda. Then, I checked the size of my image, and created a new file by multiplying the size by 2. Then I used filter gallery and adjust color to make the original photo look cartoonish and colorful.

This is the original photo of a flower. This is my version of the flower. I first traced the flower with the colors of the original photo instead of black. Then, I filled the flower in using the paint bucket tool. Then, I used the impressionist brush and the smudge tool to make the flower look more real. Then, I used the burn tool to give the flower shadows, highlights, and dimension. Lastly, I deleted the original photo (background).

This is the original photo of a pomeranian dog. This is my post-impressionist version of the dog. this time, I used a different type of brush called the rose brush. I think that this brush is easier to use since it doesn't mix colors and you have more freedom in choosing colors. This time, I also didn't delete the background because I accidentally merged the layers.

This is the original photo of a landscape. This is the impressionist version of the landscape. I used a brush in the pen pressure type to draw the landscape. I used different colors to fill it. Lastly, I deleted the original image from the background.

This is my digital painting of choice in Sketchbook Pro. I drew a sunset with the different type of brushes.

This is the original logo for google. This is my version of the google logo. I used the stencil tool to first get the base of the letters. Then, I added different things for each of the letters. Lastly, I made the background of the word a light teal.