We had 21 votes for 20 different posts. That’s pretty impressive distribution.Congratulations to everyone selected, and thanks to everyone who participated!
Two votes:
Another Hideous Day REMIX 1
It was very creative!
I liked how this person remixed their story. They turned an optimistic story into an emo and overly edgy one, which made it very interesting to read!
One vote each:
Because I love Dr. Seuss and Ryan G
The picture represents the emoji pretty well! LOL!
Remix It: If Movie Posters Told the Truth
I love the mix of different media with this assignment! I think the narration and music work well together and I like that there was still a visual element to this work.
Excellent work
I love dogs so anything with them I’ll probably like, also Im into marketing so creating an ad about the dog collar is cool.
I like the colors of the ET poster.
Storytelling Through Text Messages
It was clever about how they used animoji’s.
I loved how I saw a female animoji but yet I heard a man voice! It totally threw me off! I loved the idea of this assignment and the animoji was perfectly matched with the song!
I really liked how they took an old assignment from a classmate and created an oxymoron. I think they did really well!
I really like how she gave the tutorial through video. Sometimes just reading doesn’t cut it!
the toothpaste container looked real!
I liked the relation to Legend of Zelda.
The photo shopping was so cool for this assignment! And man, are those some bright fireworks! Very nice photo!
This is hilarious remix assignment!
Loved the song choice
Great detail on how to use photoshop and also I think it would be funny to put my face on a dollar bill
How I did: Played from Another Room
I liked how much detail she went into each step in the tutorial
SWITCHING UP LOGOS (and channels)
The edit she made was sooo cool, I loved how she switched up two channels and how they edited the picture for the logo switch up!
I like the bold colors and playful typeface on this design! This person did a great job experimenting with the saturation of colors.