Blog #10 - B&W to Color

 Artist Statement

This week I had the chance to work more in Adobe Photoshop. I learned how to change an image to black and white and then add in different colors to my photo. Below you will find the final products from this project. I used a selfie of myself in Acadia National Park and I chose three different color schemes to alter this image. I first used triad, then analogous, and lastly, I used split complementary. It was very interesting working with the color wheel this week and it helped me learn more about color swatches. By creating these images, I was able to enhance my knowledge on layers and masks in Photoshop and learned more about the selection tool. I am proud to show the final photos and am excited to continue to learn more about this platform!

 










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