Still Working On My Own Seurat

     Since the last post, I have worked on the filters throughout my work and adding a couple more animals into the mix. I added a dog, but the coloring and lighting of the photo do not seem to be matching up with the background photo I am working on top of. Midjourney is also having a hard time creating and producing images that are similar to the original painting of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat. Since I am creating animals in Midjourney to layer on top of my background of this painting, I have to make sure that they fit the shape, color and size of the human subject I am covering up with them. This has been hard, but I am learning to adjust shape, size, and even color like the hue or saturation of the mask of the animal. 

    I feel good about using Adobe Photoshop right now. I feel like this project specifically has helped me get a feel for the tools it offers. As I mentioned, I am playing with colors, transforming, filters and other things like that. I am excited for how my final product will turn out. I cannot seem to get the dog to look like it fits into the background photo. I have played with the color and shape and size, but it still is not working. So, I think I will generate a new photo of a dog on Midjourney, then replace the old one that I am having a hard time with the new one. I hope this turns out as cute as I am expecting it to!