This is my very first animated GIF. I decided to create a collision effect, a rectangle smashing into a circle and the debris flying everywhere.
Spring 2025
My animated GIF
Author: Vytis
My first audio edit
My first audio edit ever. I decided to create a scene, a feeling of walking through a bustling city. I used many different sounds to create an immersive atmosphere, capturing the energy and movement of urban life.
Links:
https://freesound.org/people/WaveAdventurer/sounds/329813
https://freesound.org/people/joedeshon/sounds/80560
https://freesound.org/people/conleec/sounds/159752
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/jcbl/tales-from-underground-vol1/blooming-poison
My final image
“Neon Slumber”
Spring 2025
Made with Photoshop
I created a composition inspired by my love for sci-fi and dystopian movies. At the center of the stairway sits D, illuminated by an intense red glow that casts a dramatic shadow, emphasizing the contrast against the pink and purplish background. The pattern is filled with an array of strange, abstract shapes. For the color palette, I used deep reds, bold pinks, and blacks to enhance the futuristic and dystopian feel, creating a visually immersive atmosphere.
I used these images:
“Skull Emoji Vector Clipart” by j4p4n. GOODFREEPHOTOS. CC0/public domain. 2024. https://www.goodfreephotos.com/vector-images/skull-emoji-vector-clipart.png.php.
“Kale” by Lyra Themes. TravelJenious. Atribution 4.0 International. 7 August 2019. https://traveljeanieous.com/instagrammable-stairways-in-san-francisco-for-ex.
“Cyberpunk” by CD Project Red. Polygon. Atribution 4.0 International. 13 september 2022. https://www.polygon.com/reviews/23349865/cyberpunk-edgerunners-netflix-review-2077.
My composition
This is my simple color and shape composition. I thought of using colder colors and triangle as my shape, that combination created an interesting color contrast with layer blending.
My composite image
I created an image of a comic book character “Galactus” Choosing, scouting earth as his next planet to consume. I thought him being less visible created more godliness to his design.
