Skittle Mouth

Deer Playing Poker

Warning Signs

Oppa Liberty Style

Animated Squid

Picture chosen from here

Literal Compound Words

 Babysitter

 Limestone

 Moonlight

Sunflower

Toothpick

Movie Poster Parody

Twitter Cards

String Picture

An edit of an image used for a fake book cover

2D into 3D

Live Cartoon

This one didn't end up as well as I wanted

Planet in Space

Living Object

Cinemagraphs

 I origionally planned to photograph one of my cats when they were actually asleep, but this one was sitting in a good pose/spot even though she wasn't yet asleep (and she got a bit grumpy when I started moving her tail). I thought this would be a good one to make since cats are something that tends to move around a lot, or at least continually shift when sitting still. She rolled a few times while taking pictures, and didn't want to keep her tail in certain positions (mainly anything that wasn't up against her or haning straight down). The cinemagraph ended up well, though more frames for a smoother transition would've been better

I had origionally planned to put a whole person in the picture, but learned that it is a challenge to type in a way that doesn't move most of the arms. Sometimes you'll see things where it seems like somebody is typing super fast, and this is like a reflection of that. The camera apparently moved sometime during the process of taking pictures, despite the fact that it was set on a solid surface and only had the button pressed one, in a mode to continuously take several pictures. There's one time where the front hand seems to blip forwards, but otherwise this cinemagraph is fairly good, and there's even one person in the background that is noticably frozen mid-movement (and the guy infront of the frames looks kinda like a picture if you don't look directly at him)

Cinemagraph Ideas

For my first cinemagraph, I'm going to photograph a cat sleeping (or the dog if it doesn't work), and only the tail will move.  This will be done at my house. It will probably require 4 to 7 photos, erasing everything but the tail

My second cinemagraph will be of a person typing. Only the fingers and hands (nothing from the wrist up) will move, and I'll either photograph somebody in class on the computer or get my sister to help on her laptop at home.  This may need anywhere form 2 to 6 photos, and only the body (excluding hands) should need to be erased, unless there is any background movement

Symbol Sprayer

2D Buttons

3D Logos

Gradient Duck

I don't like using making an image fully of gradients, though this did let me figure out how to change the size and shape of a radial gradient

Adobe Illustrator Flowers

This program makes it easier to apply gradients from specific areas (like the center), though I'm mostly unfamiliar with the program for now. I dislike the way it sorts layers so far, as I've only found options to move one layer deeper/higher or directly to the top/bottom, without indication of what layer the objects are on. The objects also seem to get in eachothers' ways while while trying to select only one or a specific group