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Subtractive Assignment
My subtractive “art” took and old Garfield comic and removed garfield from it. All that’s left is Jon Arbuckle talking to himself and staring at the table. Make of it what you will. The hardest part about this comic was the background, which you can see is slightly distorted where I had to fill it in.
Intro Post
I’m Nathan Walzer. I am a freshman CS major. I have a little bit of experience with photoshop but have never gone too in-depth with it, usually because the free trial expires before I can do so.
The experiences that have most shaped who I am today are from Boy Scouts and from my friends. Boy Scouts exposed me to the outdoors and camping, which I now enjoy. My friends, obviously, have shaped who I am as a person and how I act.
I don’t really practice any artistic/creative activities. I mainly workout, hang out with friends, or play xbox. There’s not too too much room for artistic/creative things with what I do unfortunately.
The only recent art work (and only artwork, period) I have done is this new logo for the WPI Cheese Club. They have a contest going on right now for a new logo design so I spent a few hours of my freetime and made this.
The low-res icon image that I created is a nuclear bomb. I chose this because I have an oddly in-depth knowledge of nuclear devices that I got from an online course during high school. I also just really like these types of things.
