Simoney Baloney's Art Blog

Digital Art 2019

This assignment was really cool because it creatively combined nature and humanity. I loved making this and had fun combining these photos. I first cut out the light grey trees from the tree photo and moved it onto the stock photo of the woman I found. I blended the edges and adjusted some of the colors for it to match. I think the final product is really cool because it looks like the forest is a crown. For more cool examples of these surrealist portraits, you can check out Antonia Mora

I think this looks totally rad! I took a photo of the art room walls and selected parts of the photo and dragged it onto a new file. Then, I matched up the pieces and outlined them to add a puzzle effect.

I couldn't think of things to take pictures of until I realized..jewelry! I hope you like these cool closeups

I made this character and I really enjoyed it! Classy cat will judge you...so be careful how you act around him.

To accomplish this, I set the camera to a really low shutter speed and had a friend "write" in the air with a phone flashlight.

Photo Walk Slides

This is the stuff of nightmares....Haha my skin is two different colors but we don't talk about that. I took two pictures of myself and edited my eyes from one onto a picture of me in the green room at school and its now very creepy. Enjoy this

Dis is me vaulting! I chose this because of the bright blue color in my leotard and its my awesome sport! I used two of these photos and put one in grayscale over the other colored photo. i then erased around the parts I wanted to still be colored. I love how this turned out!

I loved this assignment! I chose a picture of me when I was little, then found a picture of me now in relatively the same position. I cut out the present picture of me and edited it into the old photo. I also added some shadows and adjusted the lighting to look like its in the same place. Hope you like it! Might do another one :)

If this doesn't creep you out, I don't know what will. I copied and pasted my eyes over my normal eyes a bunch of times, then copied my head and put it on either side of my shoulders, enjoy this scaryness

This was super cool! I chose a photo of cracked, dry ground, then placed it over my face and lowered the opacity and colors to mostly match my skin tone. I burned some of the areas behind the cracks to  make them stand out more and look a bit more realistic. Lastly, I found photos of peeling paint and rust. I put them over my face and again lowered the opacity and matched the colors to look like a gross wound. Tee hee enjoy!