Makena Dettwiler

In the t he first project we did, I took a few photos and laid them out on top of each other. I messed with the opacity of the images to overlay them. I honestly didn't struggle with this project at all. I pretty much flew right through it! I had fun!  On this project, I struggled a little bit more. On the first part, I took a regular monarch butterfly and recolored parts of it. It was a little more difficult to blur the edges of the wings. The first one I did turned out pretty well, but my second wing ended up a little funky. On this project, I used a new tool called the Layer Mask Tool. I started out with a regular picture of the school, and typed some words over it. I then inverted the selection, and colored it! Isn't that cool! This was by far the most complicated Photoshop Project I have done yet. I completely got rid of some lamp posts, and faded some pictures together. I struggled with understanding what the directions were asking me to do, but i powered...

When making this orthogonal cube, I followed along with a tutorial video. Step by step, I send the line tool until I had a Y shape. I then copied the lines, until I had three sets. I took the tree sets and joined them together to make three separate, complete shapes. I colored them, to get my final product. So there you have it! I really love it. I especially love the color scheme. I was going for a springtime approach since it’s the dead of winter. I hope this brightened your day! Merry Christmas!!

Hello World! I made a new website this week! And boy was it hard. There were all kinds of terms that I didn’t understand, like CSS and Class, and Tag, and other words like that. There were a few words that I understood, such as link and Title. My dad is a Computer Programmer, so he helped explain some things to me. I mean, wouldn’t this confuse you? When making this website, I had to mess with the way that it looked. I made a few links, and answered some questions This is my home page.    This is my schedule. These are the questions that I answered.