Painting With Lights

Nicolette Montes de Oca 3/19/2015Photo 1, Period 7

“Shooting Star”Nicolette Montes de OcaPainting with lightColor imageDP1 2015

“Christmas Lights”Nicolette Montes de OcaPainting with lightColor imageDP1 2015

“Angry Milky Way”Nicolette Montes de OcaPainting with lightColor imageDP1 2015

“For the Love of Light”Nicolette Montes de OcaPainting with lightColor imageDP1 2015

“Fabulous”Nicolette Montes de OcaPainting with lightColor imageDP1 2015

Reflection Questions• I used many techniques that required copying and pasting of many light images and

combined them together. I changed the hue and saturation of the lights to make them less grainy.

• The most difficult thing to do was to add the swoosh. It was hard to get it just right and their were a lot of steps to it.

• I edited the first four pictures by copying and pasting different images together, and used the hue and saturation tools to make the light look better. I also changed the colors of each light and used the transform and liquefy filter to manipulate the lights.

• I edited it the same as the previous four except I also added a swoosh, and spots, and added an outer glow to them.

• The most enjoyable part of the project was manipulating the lights to make them do what you want. And my least favorite part of this project was doing the swoosh. It was so painful to sit through with everyone shouting in confusion, and it was just to complicated.