Sky's Computer Art

For participatory sake, I offer you guys this nightmare fuel inspired by an obscure episode of goosebumps I suddenly remembered from my childhood. In this continuation of the toy story franchise, the toys are now the overlords and the humans are trapped in a reality in which they must act like nonsentient beings to survive.  

Here are my invisible images. The biggest challenge I ran into was the shift in colors between the base image and the layer on top of that. I found that increasing the brightness of the base image and slightly color-shifting to yellow is helped.  My favorite image is the last one because of the levitating diet Pepsi. I have no idea why I decided to make the last pose of me kneeling on a coffee table holding up a diet Pepsi, but it works.  

  This was my original test image but I like how it turned out and that I was able to fit an extra clone in the image. The shadows were a little tricky, because of the pool table.  My favorite part about this image is how the clones seem to be directly reacting to each other. The positioning is a little off with the clones, but I like how it turned out. I intentionally made the ping-pong ball blurry to help capture the movement.

 Justin Peters I like these piece by Justin Peters because its like a cool take on a mermaid and I think the use of shadow and contrast give this piece. Surrealism is one of my favorite types of art because I like the way it incorporates fantastical  elements and the technicalities of more realistic art.  Nemanja Sekulic I enjoy a lot of work by Nemanja Sekulic, a photographer and digital artist, because his use of photo manipulation inspired by science fiction and magic. He has a you tube channel which I will  link here.  I like this image in particular for its sci-fi feel. Sarah DeRemer DeRemer is a fine artist and photographer specializing in photo manipulation. She tends to merge animals together in her photos as seen in the photo bellow of a lizard kitten. she also edits balloon animals with realistic animal features. I enjoy her art simply for its oddness and unique qualities.

Avatar The Last Airbender was one of my favorite shows growing up so I painted this piece using watercolor when the show regained its popularity. I used methods such as clingwrap and epsom salt to create different textures for the background of each nation. This piece was my first attempt at painting an animal. I painted this in early high school using acrylics. Bats are one of my favorite animals, which is why I chose them as a subject. During my last year of highschool I wanted to work on achieving more realistic shading, so I stated out with different types of flowers because of how dimensional the petals make them. This was one of my first paintings from highschool, specifically when I became interested in creating larger images using smaller shapes. I made this one using acrylic paint and the ends of various sizes of paintbrushes and dowells. I mainly used orange and blue, because I figured complementary colors would make It pop. This one was a gift for my grandmother.