So I just finished mini project 2. I'm not gonna lie it definitely wasn't easy. It's safe to say that I was far too confident with my vintage Photoshop skills to take this project on in the last minute, but I did it. It took me about 2 hours to figure out how to even form a filled circle on a new canvas, so as you can imagine, the rest of the process didn't necessarily go swimmingly either. This experience not only taught me to not procrastinate when it comes to dealing with projects, but also the amount of patience creating these pieces is truly going to require.
I'm not necessarily proud of the work I have done for mini project 2, but I really do think that Green Source DFW could potentially find use for these images I have made to be a logo or on a flyer or something of that nature.
After finishing both of my images for the mini project, I figured I would take on the task of attempting to make a webpage for extra credit. I obviously consulted my number one aid, Google, and the process was not so bad (after following meticulous directions). I now feel confident that I can get acquainted with coding, HTML in specific, if I put in the time and effort.
I haven't really started my Unit 1 Composition, but I have a pretty good idea of what I'm going to do. Trying and failing on Photoshop for mini project 2 will definitely help me with my tenative plans for my Unit 1 project.
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