1. What did you learn? 

I learned how to use  and merge layers in order to work on different areas of my pixel art.

2. What was the hardest part / most challenging aspect of this assignment?

The most challenging part of creating my pixel portrait was figuring out how to get frames to look the same yet different in the back in order to give the illusion that it is animated.

3. What did you like the most about this project?

I liked how  i was able to capture how i view myself in a creative way, and how i was able to add stars which are my favorite thing to draw.

4. How would you improve this project if you were to do it again?

If I were do to this project again I would like to improve on the hair as it looks kind of flat and doesn't really have any dimension to it.

1. What part of this assignment did you enjoy the most? Why did you enjoy it?  (2 pts)

 I enjoyed being able to get creative in how i chose to showcase my burger. I enjoyed this because I was able to make the project something of my own so it was one of a kind and completely different then the other students who also got the chance to be creative.

2. What part of this assignment was the most challenging for you? Why was it challenging?  (2 pts)

 The most challenging part of this assignment was figuring out way to make some complicated shapes such as the tomatoes, pickles, and onion. This was a challenge to do because i had to get creative in the techniques i used such as distortion for the pickles.

3. What did you learn from this assignment?

I learned how to merge layers and rasterize them to create a desired shape like my onions and tomatoes. I also learned how to pre made shapes to make my work easier for me.

1. What color harmony did you choose for your project? 

The color harmony that I picked was monochromatic. 

2. Do you think these colors work well together? Why or why not? 

I think the colors work well because the colors mix well together and are pleasing to look at, The two dark colors against the light one work really well and make it feel seamless. 

3. Do you think your patterns work well together in your project? Why or why not?

I think the patterns work well because they are all simple but beautiful patterns that work well against each other.

4. What did you learn by completing this project?

What I learned after completing this project was how to clip together my patterns in a fast and good way that saves me time on my projects and allows me to color in big spaces.

5. What did you find the most challenging about this project?

What I found the most challenging about this project was remembering what layers i had clipped and had to remind myself constantly to not erase an important part of the design.

1. What location did you pick? Why did you pick this location? 

  I choose Shanghai, China because of the impact Shanghai has on modern China and because of its pretty temples and houses.

2. Who would you send your postcard to? Why

I would send the postcard to my sister because we are trying to figure out where to travel to for our birthday and I want to visit Shanghai, China.

3. Are you happy with your design? What can you do to make it better?

Im very happy with the final design I think it really captured all the things I love about Shanghai and the things I hope to one day see for myself. To improve on the design I would add the names of the locations shown and also a few more significant flowers to shanghai.

1.What final design did you end up with? (Describe it)

I ended up with a black E with spirals and a white smaller H also with spirals right next to each other.

2. Why did you decide upon this final design?

I choose this logo as my final because it feels most like me and something i would genuinely use to market myself.

3. Is your logo design a good representation of your brand identity? Why or why not?

Yes its a good representation of how my work can be multiple things at once, organized, straightforward, or creative when need to be.