Final 3 - group building

We were all assigned tasks and I helped create the garage area with Steve and also helped with allignments.

I got a picture of me next to the estate we built and we all worked as a team to create this 3d enviornent.

his is a view of the entire compound from ground level.  It is amazing what a team effort can build in a simulated three dimensional world.

Final 1

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Final 2 Monocular depth cues

 Size difference - As you can see the trees and the shadows look smaller as they get farther away from me.
 as you can see the images will get larger as they are closer to me and I have labeled the particular image i am talking about.

 Occlusion - In this picture there is a box with a skull in front of it, as well as a mistifying skull in the back of everything. I can tell what objects are in front of one another and it is because of occlusion. This portrays depth because i can tell what object is closest to me.

Midterm 6

In this midterm we began understanding and learning how to layer text and pictures. I was able to layer text over the picture that was given to us. I learned how to do this using http://immersiveeducation/@/bc.

Midterm 7

 This is an image I created in Gimp.  I took a picture i found of Kelsey Grammer from the tv show boss. Originally they were square logos. I used the smudge tool to make his eyes green. I also changed the size of the image to make it larger. Then I inserted a text box with the text written below.  This is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the Immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc.

Scaled Images

Midterm 8

Here is an image of me with my with my girlfriend.  We were at a wedding, I had an awesome time!  If you notice I have lines and wrinkles under my eyes.  Using the blur tool in Gimp I was able to remove them.  This is a midterm exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal.