C.M - My favorite things

C.M

Our first project of the school year is the My Favorite Things project. We used Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premier to create everything. After a lot of hard work and editing we combine it all into the video below. Each student made their own video for this project which you should check out. Anyway here's my final project, I hope you enjoy. :D

251027 My Favorite Things VIDEO - Charlotte Metcalfe.mp4

These are my titles for the My Favorite Things project.

I used the gradient tool in difference mode to create all of these. For this one I went with softer colors that blend well together.

I wanted something dark for this one, something that is both calming and eerie at the same time. I think it turned out pretty good in my opinion.

I wanted to go with a very desaturated red theme for this one. I like how the glow outlines the text on dark red background.

For this one my inspiration was coffee and the soft warm colors of cafes.

These are the images I used in the my favorite things project.

My favorite foods are all Japanese foods but you can find them in other places too. This one is a traditional ramen with very common toppings that you can find on most ramen.

This is onigiri. If you didn't know, onigiri is a rice ball with meat or fish inside and a piece of seaweed on the outside. There's a lot of other types of onigiri like sweet onigiri and onigiri with way too much seasoning.

This is mochi. Mochi is a soft dough with something sweet inside. Mochi is most commonly found with ice-cream or bean paste inside but you can find other things inside.

These are some of the art styles I draw in.

This is anime. Anime is a Japanese art style that is now used throughout the world. It consisted of human features mixed with non human features to create a unique art style.

I edited most of my images for this project. First I added adjustment layers. Then I adjusted the hue and saturation to make the images look more vibrant.

This is before editing

This is after

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