Hi! I’m Anthony Otero
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Mini Art School 3C: Convayence Exercise
This was a very difficult exercise only because it took me awhile to find the right images I wanted to convey the message I was trying to present. I love writing. It is an outlet, it makes me who I am and it sparks my imagination. I feel like writing is one of the closest…
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Mini Art School 3: Border Variations
I did my best with the options that Pixlr has with the free borders that they provide. I took this picture of sunset in Battery Park (Manhattan). Each border gives the photo a different feel and I treid to be a extreme as possible.
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Mini Art School 3A: Cropping
I am very excited about this excercise because I choose to showcase some photos I have taken over the years. I love this picture because I feel NYC looks its best in the winter months. This is a pre pandemic picture of Macy’s that I took when I was doing some last minute Christmas shopping.…
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Mini Art School Part 2B: Shape Building Practice.
I had a lot of fun with this particular exercise. To begin, I had to use a new multimedia platorm I have never used before: Vectr. This is a free online tool that can be downloaded to the desktop. While I had fun, understanding a vector based platform took a while since I have been…
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Mini Art School 2A: The Rule of Thirds and the Golden Ratio
For this exercise I chose scoured the internet to come up with four website that are good examples of the Rule of Thirds and the Golden Proportion. I will focus on the Rule of Thirds for with the first two examples. I looked at the Rutgers website first because I knew that we are overahauling…
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