Picmonkey.com
For these next few projects we were assigned to experiment with different "photoshop like" websites. For this image my partner, Hannah Plantz, and I used picmonkey.com. This site was the most interesting to use. It had a lot of different tools but a lot of them haven't been seen in photoshop. It was very different but cool to use.
Splashup.com
For this image, we used splashup.com. This site was cool also. It had a good amount of options to make a really cool and original image. This site wasn't as advanced as picmonkey, but it seemed to be the most similar to the original photoshop with the mechanics it had.
Photo505.com
This website is more just for kicks and giggles more than anything. It has an object or image and you upload a personal photo and it photoshops you personal photo into the picture. The quality of this site isn't very good but it's more for having fun and laughing than creating a serious project.
Picmonkey.com
For this project we used picmonkey.com again. The way we were able to distort this image using the different tools in this program was really neat. Doing this in photoshop would have taken a lot longer and you still might not be able to get an image to look exactly like this.
Taaz.com
This site was very different to the rest. It had to do with make-up. It was actually kind of cool how much you could do with this site. You could completely make someone look different by just doing their make-up and hair. This site would not let us save a picture without signing up for an account so therefor we do not have a visible project.
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