Colorize a Black/White Image

This is an image of a lion I found online.

I used a brush in lower opacity, the Dodge, Burn, and Sponge tools to make it look like it was a colored image instead of a black and white one.

Picasso-esque Cubist Digital Portrait

The pictures above are of Selena Gomez.

I took the images, combined them together, and smudged them to create a Picasso-esque portrait.

Surrealist Digital Potrait

This is an image of Dove Cameron.

I used the image above as a reference to make a portrait of her out of fruit. I used bananas for her hair, a peaches for her face, a pear for her nose, a strawberry for her lips, rice for her eyebrows and lashes, and kiwi and almonds for her eyes.

Surrealist Digital Landscape

This is my Surrealist Digital Landscape project. I found a bunch of pictures of happy people, cropped them into circles, smudged and blurred them, and saturated them. Then, I found a dark forest background and added a bunch of eyes to it. Then I added the silhouette of a girl and sharpened the image, which made it pixelated-ish and colorful. I put the picture together and used the Burn, Dodge, and Sponge tools to adjust the light and color.

Colored Scene of Choice

For this image, I colored a bunch of coloring pages and put them together to make a scene. This post was supposed to go after the Bird Coloring Page but I forget to post it.

Warhol-esque Digital Painting

This is an image of a cake I found on the internet.

 I took the image and put a Stamp filter on it four times, each time with different colors.

Georgia O'Keeffe-Inspired Digital Drawing

This is a picture of a rose I found off the internet.

 I traced the image above so I got the outlines of a rose. Then I filled the layer below the outlines entirely red. From there, I used a brush in a darker hue and lighter opacity to shade and make it look like a rose. Lastly, I used the Dodge and Burn tools to highlight and shadow the rose even more.