Facts

1. There are more synapses (nerve connections) in your brain than there are stars in our galaxy. 

2. Heroin was once used to treat children's coughs

3. The YKK on your zipper stands for “Yoshida Kogyo Kabushikigaisha.”

4. Hippo milk is pink

5. The heart of a blue whale is so big, a human can swim through the arteries.

6. Vending machines are twice as likely to kill you than a shark is.

7. Humans share 50% of their DNA with bananas.

8. For every human on Earth there are approximately 1.6 million ants. The total weight of all those ants is approximately the same as the total weight of all the humans on Earth.

9.  One in every 5,000 babies is born with a condition known as “imperforate anus.” This means the baby is born without an anus and has to have one created manually in the hospital.

10. Every two minutes, we take more pictures than all of humanity in the 19th century.

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Animation

To make this animation I had to use photoshop and draw a circle. Then I had to select 'Window' and then 'Timeline'. Once the timeline was up on the screen I added frames and moved the circle around so it would look like it was moving around the screen when you press play.

To make this animation I had to do a similar thing as before and started with writing my name and opening up the timeline. I added two more frames and in one I set the opacity to 0 and the other opacity 100. I pressed shift and made 20 more frames which created the fade in and out effect. After this I changed the timings one of the frames appeared so it would slightly pause before the name came back.

To make this animation I had to select each letter separately and then move them out of the page area. In different layers I then had to move each letter back into the frame. After this I opened up the timeline and then it made my gif. I put each frame at 0.1 seconds. 

Guess Who

This is my guess who image. I created this image using illustrator. Illustrator allows you yo trace over an image using the pen tool. This tool allows you to create different anchor points which then makes a shape. The pen tool is good because it is very precise so the shape looks realistic.

Once all the shapes of the facial features were done and coloured in (see first image). I selected colours from 'FOCALTONE' and 'skin tone' colour books because they had a good range of different skin tones. i all used the eye dropper tool to take my skin colour from the original image to make it even more accurate. 

Finally, to make my image look like a guess who character I used the colour tool to fill in bend the face, then using the two-colour fade tool it made it look like a replica of a guess who character. 

The name underneath was the final touch to the process. Although Comic Sans is not a good font choice to use as it is such a common font, it looks similar to the original guess who font.