Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Assignment 3










I used an image of beef hot dogs for the background to act against the foreground of the healthy chicken.











I adjusted the contrast and saturation to make the image pop more. Also, added in my original image from the last assignment.












I attempted to make the beef look more attractive by adjusting the color/saturation. I made the chicken black and white so that it looked less appealing and further emphasized the appeal of unhealthy foods (beef franks.)








I used a background of coca cola because it is the epitome of an unhealthy beverage.















I adjusted the saturation and added in my original image of milk.













I then decided to brighten the coca cola image and make the milk look very dry by lowering the saturation and brightening it. This, like my last image, emphasizes the appeal of unhealthy foods & beverages.






Thursday, February 5, 2009

Living On a Heathy DIet



















Milk isn't just a source of protein, it's a lifestyle. Every time you drink milk you boost yourself with calcium and energy. It'll give you enough momentum from one morning to the next. 
















Grapes are one of the many fruits that are a substantial source of vitamin C. Though it is also high in sugars and carbs, it's best in moderation. But when looking for a boost, grapes are the go-to source.

















Lettuce is a nutritious leaf vegetable enriched in vitamin A, vitamin K, and iron. It can be mixed with many different salad dressings, condiments, and other fruits and veggies due to its simple and nutritious taste. 
















Chicken is a valuable source of protein and vitamins. It can be prepared in many ways (some ways not as healthy as others...) such as marinated, breaded, fried, or baked. With a light marinate or a wheat breading you're guaranteed to feel more strong and healthy. 

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Monday, January 26, 2009

My Experience at Moore

Although very short, my time at Moore has been quite the roller coaster. From hating my roster, to loving my classes, to hating the homework, to loving my friends...it's been crazy, and difficult, and rewarding, all in one.
I always thought that when I went to college I would know right away if I loved it or if I hated it. When I came to Moore I was shocked the first day when I didn't know how i felt...and the second day...and the next day. It wasn't until the first week was over until I really realized how much I loved it. I loved it, but it's so different from anything I've ever experienced. It's not like every other school, but I am not like every other student.