Project 3 - Final Color Grids

These are the best grids that I created for the final works for project 3. I really like flowers and warm toned colors, so I decided to make cool designs by rotating and flipping the edited photos. The first color grid is of pictures of raspberries that I took and edited. I rearranged them by rotation. The second color grid showing some contrast is organized by using the flipping tools. Last but not least, the third one is of flowers that I took and edited. When I placed them onto the grid I rotated them to make a cool circular pattern. 

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