
Went off to a few places in Second Life and saved them as a landmark.
Discovering Computer Graphics









I used various shapes, lines and clip art to produce this masterpiece of all masterpieces. I used different textures and colors, along with using multiple colors in the same shape. The cat is accurate. All cats sit with their behinds towards the camera. I then c&p into GimpShop and saved as a jpg file.
Link to actual Word.doc in myfiles:
Midterm 10 Word Doc
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This was the toughest one yet. I downloaded an image of Gerald Butler in .jpg format. I opened GimpShop and saved it .xcf format and then began to add the layers.
I had to create "eyeball" logo in a new .xcf format, used the ellipse tool to get make it a circle and pasted that into a new transparent image in .xcf. I then added 2 layers to the Gerald pic for the "eyeballs". I then used the rectangle tool to create the black border at the bottom on the image, again as a new layer. I added all three of my text lines as individual layers. I used the transform toolbox and moved my text to center.
Link to actual .xcf file in myfiles:
Midterm 7 original .xcf image
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blur@ Circle #3 - along the neckline
blur@ fuzzy circle #3 along the eyes
burned in midtones under the eyes
smudged in the midtones.
softened nose-to-mouth lines
smoothed out his forehead and used the blur to basically even out his skin-tone.
I am NOT happy about Al's left eye - it doesn't look very good and I did this several times. I left his hair alone - I have to say, after staring at 800% zoom for many minutes, it grew on me and I like it the way it is.
Original picture:
Gimpshopped picture:
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I used the text circle in Gimpshop and added my name using the text box tool. I added several layers - using white as the background and c&p the original text into each new layer. I used the "rotate" tool and for the first layer, increased my rotation by 45 degrees. I anchored the image in the layers tool, and then continue to create additional layers, randomly increasing the degrees as I saved them and then anchored them. I then saved my work as an animated .gif image, setting it to loop forever with the "delay between frames" at 500 milliseconds.
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I downloaded the monster.jpg from course resources and added my name, using GimpShop and the text tool and saved it. I then saved it as midterm5A.jpg, leaving the compression quality to 100 and clicking on the "progressive" option.
Using the my original monster.jpg, I then saved it as midterm5B.pgn, making sure that the "interlacing" option was set and the compression was at 9.
I didn't have any issues with the images loading, as I am on a fast connection, not a dial-up.
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Using the ball.tiff as the original, I saved the image on my desktop and then edited it to add my name.
I then saved it in the following formats: .gif, .jpg and .png, using the .tiff image for each one. For the .gif, I set the interlace option on and also flattened the image as I exported it. With the .jpg, I set the compression quality to 100 and for the .png I also set the interlacing option on.
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