It's somewhat easy to use the lasso tool. The polygon lasso tool feels easier to select precisely, so there's less to erase afterwards. The magnetic lasso tool attaches to the subject automatically.

The object selection tool doesn't select the object perfectly. The object selection tool should be the best if the subject's edges aren't blending with the background.

Using the lasso tool to select the object was more difficult since I couldn't differentiate the subject from the background 'cause of its shadow.

The tool would select more area of the subject if the tolerance is set higher.

The fish is selected quickly but the edges of it wasn't, so I had to manually select it.

is a classic brush type font with curves that give off that jazz felling

it shows jazz because it shows a classic look. jazz is like classic music but with its own twist witch in this case is shown with the brush type font

has a cursive twist to it while still being in that brush type writing

jazz pop is alot like jazz in ways but has its own twist with it witch i feel is shown with the cursive twist but not a classic cursive its more of a messy cursive.

is a classic cursive with many curve's and is organized with the letters being close and sharp

the organization of the letters and the neatest I feel shows what classical music is. it straight forward and clear with a steady beat witch is represented by the organization of letters and neatness

This font I chose for funk is positioned straight but the letter don't seem to be still.

I think of funk as groovy and made to be danced by the beat. This font works because not only is the bottom letters aren't fully planted down, their body is positioned to be following some sort of beat (especially the R) which makes it look like they're dancing.

The font I have chosen is breaking and cracking words, and it like a rock.

This works for a rock band because it has a word rock on it. its describe how does the rock band music's sound like, because rock band sometime is sound strong, loud, and powerful.

This is the font i chose for rock. It has rock wrinkles and its slowly cracking

the small cracks remind me of a real rock its built alike and it gives rock vibes

I chose this font for Electronic Music, primarily because I feel as if it'd fit well with an album cover for some Electronic music.

This font's style can remind me of electronic in a way because of the theme and way the font looks in general. Along with its name as well

I chose this for jazz. its neat classy and smooth it looks like letter they use in a song cover

its very classy gives off classy vibes and its represented in jazz songs the slight slants remind me of how smooth jazz plays

The font I have chosen is burning, and normal words with a fire on it.

This works for rap songs because sometimes when you're listen to a rap music its makes you feel like you on fire and excited. Rap songs is fast, motivated, and tireless.

this is the font i chose for rap. Its very hard looking like rap music very aggressive.

the lines are aggressive like in rap and the words are all caps very energetic and alot of meaning

This font for the genre blues has thin strokes as handwriting, with a mix of cursive and still letters.

This font is fitting for blues because it has classic feel with the upright letters (a, n, v), but also style with the cursive letters. It brings out emotion that isn't too strong.

I chose this font for Disco because I feel like with the way the font looks. I dont know what types of fonts were used back in the 80's-00's, but I feel like this just screams early 90's

The 3D aspect along with the Neon sign design make me believe this could've been used as a sort of flyer or poster for a school dance perhaps, which is where I got the idea of this font working well with Disco music.

The font I have chosen is for classical music. The words are curly and with a serifs on the letters.

This works for the classical music because its described how the classical music sound like, classical music sometimes can make you feel relax, sad, and dancing.

this genre is electronic

I picked this electronic front because when I think of electronic music i see as loud spiky sound and from electronic gautir.

I chose this theme for metal music, while I don't listen to the genre, I have a vague idea of what a good font for metal album covers/band names could be. This would be an example.

The font reminds me of the way other large metal band names might look, while also not being as extreme as some of them

The font is well bolded on the outside and open inside; the capital letters are strongly shown contrast to the rest of the letters.

The letters give off a general shock that isn't meant to be filled with emotion or style, which fit electronic music. Electronic music is compiled of multiple modern technology, the letters in this font are closely bunched up together which I thought worked well together.

You can use it to move the frame, which will move the image the frame has selected and leave a white space.

Yes, but there can be obstacles like when using the paint bucket tool on the frame because the layer has different colors so it'll get in the way.

Because the tree is an image that had its edges cut off.

The range of the tree's image would be larger.

By changing the layer's opacity or property (into screen or something).

Auto tune got rid of some of the brightness.

Auto contrast did nothing but after using auto color, it emphasized the shadows of the landscape.

Auto color dulled the colors, making the landscape darker.

The lightest colors covert to a bright green and the darker colors turn black.

Having the white triangle far left turned the image mostly white aside from the dark colors that turned light green or yellow.

Having the grey triangle far left upped the brightness but most of the objects are still visible.

Having both the white and black triangle in the middle emphasizes the shadows and light. The colors are still there but any shade is either black or white.

1. it got darker

2. didn't do anything

3. it got warmer and darker

1.it got darker

2.nothing

3.warmer and warmer darker

The brightness goes down.

The brightness goes up. When the right toggle is at the bottom and the left top the sky turns orange and the greens into purple.

The colors got darker.

it got darker

it didn't do anything

warmer and darker

it got darker

it didn't do anything

warmer and darker color

it got darker

didnt do anything

got warmer and darker

They both change the sky into orange and the foreground into purple.

The colors turn grey.

White engulfs the whole picture.

everything goes darker

everything is white and yellow

more pastel

everything goes to gray

when you go right its get darker

when going right it get more white and yellow

colors gets brighter

everything goes to gray

it got way darker

everything is white and yellow

everything goes brighter

everything goes grey

got darker

does nothing

warmer and darker colord

it goes totally black

it goes white

posterized

goes black

goes white

posterized

it went colorful

it goes gray

it goes white

goes black

goes white

posterized

it goes black

it goes white

posturized

1.disco party

2.removes the color

3.goes white

the color change

the color gets black and white

goes white

it changes colors

the color goes black and white

it goes white

Maybe the one in the bottom left is farming.