Sky's Computer Art

  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.  

 

3D Disco The disco ball doesn't quite pop as much as I would like, as it was hard to angle the pictures due to the tapestry being behind a spherical object. Still, I think that the sphericalness of it helps with the illusion. 3D Door I think the chairs in the next room really help add some perspective and make this one stand out. I like all the layers this one has to it. 3D Deer I found this target practice deer near campus and thought it would look good in 3D. It almost looks like you can reach out and pet it, although I don't know anyone would do that, it's made of plastic. 3D Death The skeleton image is my favorite because he really stands out in front of my fake plants.  

Darth's Self Care Day After a long day of doing evil space stuff, I decided Vader should take a relaxing day off. I figured a bath would be the perfect place to add the rubber ducky. My favorite thing about this image is the extra layer of bubbles I added by cutting them out of the original image and lowering the opacity to make it look more realistic. I also changed the dimensions of the poster in the background. Low Budget live Action Mario I started by finding a guy in a bad bowser costume and figured it would be fun to find other interesting takes on super Mario characters and add them to a digital background. I wanted it to kind of look like a poorly made live-action movie poster because this is what I'm hoping the upcoming Super Mario movie looks like. Stained Glass Eyes Stained glass windows are my favorite element of gothic architecture, soI found a way to incorporate it into the background. I found some pictures of ivy and colored the background to alpha and added it i...

     Fairy Glenn on the Isle of Skye in Scotland The Isle of Skye is not only a place that my parents vaguely named me after, but also a location at the top of my travel list. I picked this image specifically due to its vibrancy and whimsical otherworldly feel. The Isle of Skye has been inhabited for thousands of years and  its castles, natural pools, and rock formations connects  me to the imagery  in Celtic  myths and history I grew up studying. That staircase scene from The Labyrinth The Labyrinth was a movie I watched a lot growing up and I've come to realize that it may be partially responsible for my love for dark fantasy aesthetics and weird surrealist architecture. The scene in particular toward the climax of the movie has always stood out to me. I'd watch the movie if you'd haven't, although the goblin kings a creep he's played by David Bowie and its a classic! I like how yo can't tell which way is up or down, its very disorienting. Statue of ...