Kait Carr's Semester Test

Semester Test:
A jpeg is a save format for a still image with only one layer, a png is also a save format for a still image, but has many layers. A gif is a save format but has an animated picture with many layers.

vollyball camp t shirt

Scate Camp t-shirt log

Boolean Operations

Text to path

Kait Carr's Personal Logo

Tribal Design

This is the tribal design I made using Inkscape. after i finished with the design i went into the patterns tab in my paint box and changed the color to stripes.

Push Button

To the left is a button I made using Ink Scape.

Superstar

I made this using ink scape by duplicating the layers and resizing them on top of each other.

Dump Truck

Directly to the left you will see the dump truck that I created in flash.

One view point Drawing in Flash

This here is the the one veiw point city that I made in Macromedia Flash Professional 8. As you can see I only have one view point in the picture.

Gif Test - Kait Carr

Rock Face

This is the textured picture that i did in GIMP. It wasnt a very long process, but you have to get the contrast right for the image to look good.

Pop Art

I created this pop art cartoon in GIMP. Though time consuming there isnt really much difficulty to doing this kind of project in GIMP.

Hands/Eyes

this is my hands/eyes pic. I edited it with GIMP.

Pop Art of Kait Carr

Flashy Kait

This is my colory, flashy, picture. It is a picture of me. It is flashy. And colory.

Exposure collage

Black, White, and Sepia collage

Motion Pic collage

Super Macro Collage-Kait and Shawndi

3 usefull things I found: 1.)You can click and drag images you would like to share with other people. This saves time and makes things easier. 2.) Blogging tools. Unlike internet explorer, flock has many ways to save and obtain your blogs easily. 3.) Feeds are more accessable. You have easy access to downloadable feeds as soon as they are up.

Chrome v.s. Firefox v.s. Flock
http://mashable.com/2008/12/01/chrome-vs-firefox-vs-flock/

All three browsers, Chrome, Firefox, and Flock, have their perks. Firefox started out with easier social networking, and installable add ons. Flock fallowed soon after, but with a much simpler version, they incorperated the social networking in with pre installed add ons. Chrome on the other hand is just a much simpler version of both Firefox and Flock. Even though Chrome is more simple than both, you can only get it if you have a pc. Out of all of these browsers I would probably choose Flock becuase the socail networking sounds like it would really work for me and my lifestyle.