Invisibles



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.


 

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  1. SaifahZon_ArtApril 8, 2022 at 9:42 AM

    Nice work on all three of the images. Everything looks so neat in each of the images. I can't wait to see more of your work in the future in this class.

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