BW to Color

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Original  

    B/W to color




Artist Statement:

For this assignment I used the photo of myself that I took enjoying nature. Because of this, when choosing what parts of my picture to change the color of I wanted to focus more on the background. In one of the color variations, I tried a more conventional approach that was presented in the video and changed my hair and jewelry. But, for the other ones I wanted to abstractly shift the colors in the background. My thought process was to make the spotting in the sky and tree behind me to look like a virus almost, sort of like the particles in the nature are absorbing into me. From color.adobe.com I selected the color rules that were appealing to me.








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