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This artist chose to make a cartoon artwork because they enjoy making cartoons and find them humorous. They also wanted to practice their beginner Photoshop skills. For this project, they used a tye dye background found on Google and painted the cartoon on in Photoshop with help from a friend. While they acknowledge it may not be meaningful, they think this particular artwork is very funny.
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- 2. Why I chose this artwork o I enjoy making cartoons o I am a beginner at photoshop and these projects help me practice. o I also find these very humorous
- 3. BACKGROUND INFORMATION I went onto google and looked up a tye dye background. I then opened photoshop and my friend helped me paint the cartoon on there.
- 4. WHAT YOU WOULD DO DIFFERENTLY I would probably want to use something more meaning ful. But I do think this particular artwork is very funny.