For the first picture, I drew Midland beach from the pier. The first thing I did was to darken the picture on Photoshop so the pencil lines would be darker and easier to see.  Seeing how my picture was devoid of life, I added a turtle to it. Because my friend insisted that I add a rainbow to the picture, I made the top part of the sketch invisible. Then, I set the rainbow picture as the sky for the picture. I then added a picture of sand for the beach and an image of ocean water for the water. I decided to leave the rest white because it was the pier and I couldn’t think of a color for pier.

In this picture, I used another sketch of midland beach. However, I wanted a darker tone for this picture. So I found a picture of a skeleton and a human skull. I had to remove the background of each picture in order to layer it on my sketch. Then, I found a picture of a brooding red sky, so I added that as the sky for my image. The sand and the water images were trickier. Because I played with the brightness/contrast as well as the hue/saturation, the water turned green at first. However, after messing around with the settings, I was able to get the water to have a reddish hue (I was going for reddish because the sky was red too). The sand was the same. When I first inserted the sand, it was blue. I played with t he settings again and soon, it was also a reddish color.