Here is my first installment of a photo (or two) a day.
{Jan. 1} Friend’s Nasa Space Grant Project
{Jan. 2} Precious Cat
{Jan. 3} Precious Cat’s Attempt at Ferocious
{Jan. 4} Me and Books
{Jan. 5} Precious Peeks
{Jan. 6} Monkey Cat and a 3d Printer..on the living room rug
{Jan. 7} My Ukulele and New Ukulele Book
When I decided to do this project, I didn’t think there’d be so many cat pictures.
Yesterday was a great Saturday for exploring new places. Adam and I watched our first roller derby game. We sat in “suicide seating” which was on the ground right on the rink. Even better, our home team – the Charlotte Roller Girls – won their bout. Next Adam took me to a great burger joint called the Kickstand. It was great food and I surprisingly (or maybe not too surprisingly) loved having avocado on my burger.
In honor of exploring new places, I felt inspired to tackle the skill of changing signs in photos to say what you want. Here is the original photo I took at a North Carolina beach.
Here is version 1.
Version 2.
Version 3.
Version 4.
Version 5.
This time around I don’t have a very strong favorite and I like them all. Take all of them as a “sign”
∞Jessica
After yesterday’s photo word art centered around the quote “You can’t plow a field by turning it over in your mind“, I still had remnants of inspiration. Last summer my father came to visit, and I was thinking about our adventures because he is going to be returning again. Last visit, he discovered an amazing privately owned lake that is open to public visitors. I took the following photo at that lake.
I wanted simplicity with my creations. Here are my afters.
And…
Last, my favorite.
I am in love with the above. I really see my self taught Photoshop skills growing in the above transformation. Yay for progress!
∞ Jessica
I was listless last night when I stumbled across this quote: You can’t plow a field by turning it over in your mind.
It inspired me to use a tree picture I had taken and turn it into inspirational word art.
Here is the before.
Here are the afters.
This is my second favorite of the group.
A friend commented that the text was hard to read, so at the last moment I created the version that became my favorite of the bunch.
Inspiration to get things done is always needed!
∞ Jessica
In honor of my word of the year “Be”, I played around in photoshop using a dandelion picture I took on my summer road trip to Wisconsin and the quote, “If you want to be happy, then be”. These are my results:
Image 1
Image 2
Image 3
Image 4
Image 5
Image 4 is my favorite. What about you?
∞Jessica