The two logos I found to compare are a Trix cereal box and a Sugar Crisp cereal box with their logos on the box itself.


* The logo on this cereal box is very plain with very bland colors. If I was walking in a store this would not catch my eye at all. There is nothing exciting or unusual about this logo that would get people to be attracted to this at first eye sight.




* This logo on this cereal box however is very exciting. It is very colorful and catches the eye really easily. If I was walking through a store this would catch my eye right away. They have involved various colors and light variations.

I thought that having the website https://www.photoshop.com/express/landing.html is a good idea because you can use photoshop on the internet where ever you are even if you don't have the software. I liked this website also because it is very clear on the instruction of how to run the website. And the environment of the website is very creative with the lettering and link buttons, this makes the website fun. I thought that you can also do just as much as the normal photoshop hardware and it is even easier to do on the website. I good thing about this website also is you can click on hundreds of sample photos they have and it will tell you what they did to make the photo how it is. That is a very helpful tool when trying to edit a photo if you have examples. I would suggest using https://www.photoshop.com/express/landing.html over adobe photoshop.

This is my movie poster that I made for TANN class. The reason I chose to do Indiana Jenna is because I thought is was kinda funny and I originally say the idea while looking through picture on google. I placed a black box on the bottom screen and put the words Indiana Jenna in a cool font that matches the theme of the poster. Then I croped my face to be placed under that had. I also cropped bergen, kelsey and Rainey's faces to be placed on the bodies around me. Then I went to filter gallery and made our faces look more cartoon like or old fashion like to also match the theme of the poster!