Annette Sherwood's Designs

Welcome to my final portfolio website!   I made quite a few changes to my website to incorporate the feedback that I received.  I decided to take my portfolio pictures off the main page as they are also on my portfolio page and add a picture that complemented my theme.  The image is of a woman with a crystal ball, and I added my tagline, "Imagine. Create. Design." over the crystal ball.  I also added one of my favorite pictures from my portfolio to the intro message.   On the "About Me" page I added a background that I created in Photoshop using the Generative Fill, layers, opacity, and auto adjust options.  I kept in mind the concepts that we learned in Photoshop, such as the style and layout that I chose to arrange the text and images added structure and separation of the information while leaving an appropriate amount of white space.  I also changed the color of the text to a dark gray and added a scroll option whereby the background stays in p...

Welcome to my portfolio website   and final class project!   Oh what fun I had navigating and designing my own website, AS Designs.  This was my first time using Wix, and I enjoyed learning and utilizing the many features that are available to assist you in developing a streamlined and interactive portfolio website.  I attempted to use a couple different templates and settled on a more plain but effective template to showcase my work.  The template that I used had blog posts that utilized AI to ask strategic questions to write a post for you.  The posts were neat, but I decided to put the link to my blog on my portfolio website. I developed a clean, simple logo with a tagline (Imagine.  Create.  Design) and added it to the header along with the tabs to take the user to the available pages:  Home / About / Portfolio / Blog / Contact.  The search bar and social media links (Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) were also added to the...

  Is it AI or is it Real? Original Photo of My Son Original Photo of Me This was my first experiment with AI and I had some fun, but some difficulties along the way with a couple of the modifications I tried.  In this modification, I used the rectangular marquee tool to choose the top part of the background.  I then typed into the generative fill box, "a beautiful waterfall from a mountain background with the sun radiating down from the blue sky."  I used the generative fill mode and rectangular marquee tool to fix a small part of the rock behind the waterfall to blend better.  I ended up generating images several times to get the most realistic blended image.  I then used the rectangular marquee tool again and highlighted the bottom of the background.  I typed in the generative fill box, "add staircase up a mountain with person standing at the top that blends with the rest of the picture."  It was probably a little wordy, but it got the job done....