random photoshop experiment

Took some awesome photographs this weekend...decided that they were perfect for playing around with and practicing my skills in photoshop with. I used layer masks of the crab nebula and just made a selection of each person, and viola!

Little Doors

Apparently this guy has installed 20 little mysterious doors hidden in odd pockets of San Francisco. Thought that was a really interesting idea, and if I was walking by and saw this late at night it would definitely make me think. Found it from the amazing website Fecal Face.http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/good-stuff/2878-little-doors-in-out-of-sf

updated photoshop song project!

My project is coming together even more! I added a bunch more "mountains" and edited the figures even further. Next I will extend out the smoke from the fire to swirl around and begin to engulf the foreground. I also have 1 more figure to add in that hopefully will tie the image together a bit more.

project update!

after many thought modifications, my project is coming together a bit more...I changed the mountains, sky, and foreground images so that there is more space for the tribal figures to be dancing around. For a while I wanted to have breakdancing figures as well but I decided the scene would be more unified if I kept it constrained to these tribal members, I might add a couple more after this.

song project progress

This is what I have so far for our song project using photoshop. I chose the 18 minute long song titled "The echo of the future." The overall scene that I want to convey is a bunch of odd tribal/masked figures dancing around a fire in the desert

The art of Skinner

This artist is one that I have been a fan of for a couple years. I discovered him in a magazine called Hi Fructose, and truly related to his crazy style. I was also thinking about sampling one of these images for my photoshop song project.

new and improved photoshop image

new and improved image! I added a couple more vector masks to add to the overall aroma of the setting.