Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts

Photo Editing

I am currently volunteering to edit photos for the IRMAC department at Simon Fraser University. The finished images will be used to make textures for a virtual Chinatown environment to test and improve the mobility of senior citizens in downtown Vancouver.Trees are removed and the buildings are squared out.Using two other photographs, a larger image is now made that can be placed onto a simple rectangular building model.
Three images were edited (trees and statue removed, image squared) and joined together to make a more complete version of the Sun Yat Sen Garden entrance.
Three images were edited (trees and people removed, images squared) and joined together.

Photo Editing 2

Here are some more edited photos for the IRMAC Simon Fraser University senior mobility study. I just had to remove telephone poles, people, and repair some blurriness at the top of the photo.

Pencil and Photoshop Paintings

These paintings follow the path of pencil, ink (optional), and then Photoshop for colour."Waiting For The Bus"
"Welcome Pig"
"Clematis Song"
"Home" or "A House For A Mouse"

It's a cold autumn day, but all is cozy and warm in this little log packed full of nuts, berries, and two little mice dears.

Digital Paintings

In learning to paint more realistically, I practiced painting in Photoshop from photo reference."Water St. Cafe"
"A Bird in The Hand"
"Baby Birds"