Portfolio

 













This is my final portfolio with all of my projects throughout the semester. FMX-210 pushed me to work hard and to step outside of my comfort zone creatively. The hardest project to do was definitely the canvas because I was working with a program I had never used before as well as coding which is also something I was unfamiliar with. My favorite project to do was the somewhere project. Overall, I'm happy with how my projects and my portfolio turned out.

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