To make this picture look out of proportion, I put a little boy in an egg in a nest. Obviously, a little boy is bigger than a nest and can't fit in an egg, so it makes sense.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Skin Softening
This is the original.
This is version that I softened and took away all the blemishes. I used the Eraser tool, which was one I had never used before.
Fine Arts Festival Poster
This poster is for the Fine Arts Festival. This poster will go up all around Albemarle County to advertise going to see the festival at the mall. I designed it to be eye catching with the yellow against the dark purple, but I didn't want it to be gaudy and obnoxious. I also made the location and date largest to make sure people saw that when they walked by, as well as the title to say what it was.
Monday, December 6, 2010
David Hockney
David Hockney is and artist and photographer who takes many polaroids of one subject, then adds them all together to create the picture again. We did the same thing, only digitally. We used a picture we had already taken, I used baby Elliot again, then copy and cut each picture, then rotated them. You end up with the same result!
Portrait Photography
These pictures are mostly of Elliot, the baby. I changed the top photo of Elliot and his mom into black and white, then increased the Contrast and decreased the Saturation. I cross-processed the second one, then the last two I added an ink-sketch look to them.
Downtown Mall
My class went on the Downtown Mall and took pictures. We then transformed them into objects in the game Where's Waldo. I changed 1-3 things in each photograph, like maybe a line in the brick is changed. Can you find the differences?
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