Autoscopy

 


The Autoscopy project was my favorite project of the semester. I was able to create a image that I truly love. It was a lot of fun to play around with the different types of Photoshop filters that I used for all of the images I used. This project perfectly represents the different sides of me, which includes my technology side and creative side. I used binary code to cover the majority of myself. I then adding the color wheel to my eyes to show how I see the world in an artistic perspective. I then decorated my headband with paint splatter and a decorative paint drop to the bottom which adds a perfect touch. I love this final product and I plan on printing it professionally.


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