Week 10 (5/26-5/29)- Project Redo

Over this year in Media Arts, we have done a lot of projects. From Zentangles, creating GIFS and exploring photography, there is so much you have done and learned from this year. I'm only sorry that we couldn't finish the year all together in school. 

 This assignment this week is to go back and "re-do" an assignment from this year. You can try out a new idea or new technique that you learned since making the original, or maybe you just really enjoyed the project over all. 

 Alternatives for Photoshop include, but are not limited to...

 Pixlr
Photopea
Canva (most useful if you want to re-do the Me-Zine project)

 To re-cap, here are some of the main projects we have done through out the year. When you post your final work, please include the name of the project you did.

Zentangle
   * If you draw a zentangle, take a photo of it to submit it

Atmospheric Perspective
GIF
  
Photo Scavenger Hunt - at least 5 total

 Theme Photo Series

 Food Photos- 5 total

 Lay Flat Photos- 2 total

 Monochromatic Photos- 2 total

 Free Edit- at least 2 total
  * You can use any editing resource you like for this, not just Pixlr

 Abstract Photos- 3 total
Your final re-do should be done and posted no later than Sunday, 5/31.

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