A change of emotion

A change of emotion (in two panels)!

This will be my last work of ds106 assignment.
The description says...

Write and illustrate (photograph, sketch, video sample, etc) a two panel story that describes a change of emotion.

Here's what I did!

This is a picture that I took a year ago at a game center in Tokyo.

I tried to express the change of emotion through the change of colors. I don't know if it works but I hope it does!

I used Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0.

Colorize your world

colorize your world!

This is my fourth work of ds106 assignment.
All I needed to do was just pick up a picture and change the colors. I couldn't find any good one but this one. Such a wonderful picture that I took years ago!

Then I changed the colors  into sepia tone.

 I learned that sepia makes everything cool.

～How I made it～
Put sepia effect on the picture.

I used Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0.

Where did you come from?!

Wait, where'd that guy come from?!

I chose the assignment for my third ds106 work.
The description says...

Photoshop someone(s) (or something(s)) into a picture that isn't supposed to be there.

OK. Here is "someone".

Me at school. And here's something.

Then result!

Find me :)
I used Adobe I used Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0.

My Spubble

Your Very Own Spubble!

Here's second work of ds106 assignment.
It was not very difficult but I enjoyed a lot! Thank you Jim Groom.

The Darth Vader guy is me. And she is my wonderfully beautiful girlfriend.

This is how TUJ students escape from their reality.

～How I made it～
Put spubble. That's all!

I used Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0.

4 Icon Challenge!

The Four Icon Challenge!
I chose this one for my very first ds106 assignment.
Here is my work. What movie this is? It is actually a series of movies but... anyway can you guess??

If you could guess, you might be a fan. If you even can tell which episode it is, you might be a BIG fan.

～How I made it～
1) Draw icons.
2) Put glow effect on icons and light sa....... something.

I used Adobe AfterEffects.