Olivia's Amazing Digital Art Portfolio

This is my project. I took a waterfall, converted it to grayscale, took a face that was black and white, then blended it out.

This is my project. I took a picture and did his technique to make it look like this.

This is Jelly. He is very nice, generous and very sunshiny. Jelly was born in Portugal and now still lives in Boston. Jelly likes surfing, kiwi's and air pods. He does not like shrimp because he has a seafood allergie. He is a professional shuffleboard player and is enjoying life.

This is my shadow study. I went outside and took pictures of my hands and my body in a shadow.

These are some randoms that I took pictures of.

I took these pictures of Clementine while we were in the green room and she was using her flashlight to make the light shapes.

This is my photowalk. Me and Clementine went around the school and took pictures.

This is my macro setting shoot. I used a special setting on the camera and I took the pictures on a desk.

This is my puzzle piece portrait. I cut my eyes out, made a border, then made it bigger. Then I took Clementines mouth and then did the same thing.

These are my emotion portraits. I went in the green room with Clementine and we took pictures. I have many emotions above, many not nameable.

This is my Colorize a Black and White Photo project. First, I turned the photo to grayscale and then put a copy of the exact same photo under it then I just erased it.

This is a recent photo of me vs a photo of me when I was a kid. I tried to make this look as natural as I could.

This is my repetition portrait. I cut out my head, duplicated it, and then put it on my body.

This my zombify yourself project. I took a picture of cracked earth and erased it to a low opacity and then put it on my face. I made my eyes and lips different colors and drew a couple of cute on my face and arms.

This is my celebrity photobomb. I put Emma Watson in the picture with me and my family.

This is my Contour/Collage Portrait project. I took a bunch of pictures. cut them out, then put them over my face.