high school yearbook spreads
My experience with being on my high school yearbook staff can only be described as nothing but memorable. Through this, I found my true passion in photography and editing. Of course, these are the very early stages in my editing career, but still aesthetically pleasing nonetheless.
I remember really wanting to experiment with the different tools that Adobe Photoshop provided. If I were to redo this spread now, I'd definitely make the circles on the left look less like feet haha. But I love the double exposure with Kelly's profile.
Another one of my favorite spreads I've done. It was challenging because I had to make do with the space that I had while also accommodating staff's needs. So many details had to be photoshopped, and the hardest photoshop was Mrs. Nylund's Lip Sync Battle belt; those aren't even her hands!
My experience with being on my high school yearbook staff can only be described as nothing but memorable. Through this, I found my true passion in photography and editing. Of course, these are the very early stages in my editing career, but still aesthetically pleasing nonetheless.
For my sophomore and junior years of high school, I was a part of the yearbook staff. Through this experience, I gained immense knowledge in working with Adobe Suite and found my passion in photography. It's because of my time in yearbook that I pursued a Bachelor's degree in communications with an emphasis in digital arts and media. Once I got my foot in the door, I never wanted to stop. Here are my amateur spreads that I compiled, with a few criticisms on what I'd do differently if I were to remake them today.
creep by omgkirby
This is an animation project I've been working on for one of my college courses. It's a lyrics video for one of my favorite renditions of Radiohead's "Creep." This is the first animation I'd ever done, and with how difficult the process was, I'm not 100% sure if this is something I'd pursue, but I thought it'd be nice to include in my portfolio, anyway.