My Website

My Website

My Piktochart

IFTTT

My Glogster

Photoshop Projects

My Pic-Monkey

This is a very cool photo editing site, it allows you to transform yourself into vampires, demons, witches etc.  It also has different holiday options to make your pictures fun and exciting.  I will definitely be using this site again!

My Photostory

Modcloth Thinglink

Penzu Journal

Here's the link to my Scandalous penzu journal entry, check it out!
https://penzu.com/p/5383abf9

My Name in Pictures

East and my name in pictures using photoshop!

My Animoto

My Lyfe

My Storybird

Click to enjoy my cute Storybird creation!
http://storybird.com/books/henry-the-silly-little-hedgehog/

Color Theory Handout

To make my word document a PDF I chose to save it as a PDF on Microsoft Word then I opened it on Google Docs and embedded the document so that I was able to put it on my blog.

Pinterest Finds

1. http://www.wix.com/blog/2013/02/create-a-website-that-maximizes-your-brand-identity/

This website tells you how to create a website that will maximize your brand identity.

2. http://www.brit.co/photo-editing-apps/
This website lists the Top 10 photo editing apps.

3. http://www.augustempress.com/2012/05/blog-design-tips-layout/
This website gives you tips on how to create a visually appealing and organized blog.

Big Huge Labs

Bighugelab.com was a site I was unfamiliar with before this class. It was cool to see how all the funny memes are made that you see on the computer everyday.  I liked how you could make them personal with your own pictures.

QR Codes

Before this project I had never worked with QR Codes.  It was interesting to learn about and very helpful. Now I can scan them or make them where ever I am.

TED Videos

I thought this video was extremely funny!  Charlie Todd, a comedian, shows us his new way of improve comedy.  His way of pushing the boundaries with comedy in public places takes us back to our childhood when we did things for the sake of doing them.  His "experiments" are hilarious and put you in a good mood.



Alexa Meade takes three dimensional objects and uses them as a canvas, such as toast, grapefruit, and people.  Her unique way of approaching art is very interesting.  Her work is beautiful and forces us to see art in an unconventional way.

My Photofunias

My Tagxedo

My Wordle

My Prezi