This week we had to scan pictures and objects and use them to create collages. We used different blending modes to makes interesting in our collages. I really liked doing this assignment. I like the way he collages look when they're done. The one on the left is a collage of an ink drawing I did for 2D, pictures of flowers and a hand, and a picture of Forrest Kline from Hellogoodbye that I took at one of his shows. The other is a picture of me with flowers and leaves.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Collages
This week we had to scan pictures and objects and use them to create collages. We used different blending modes to makes interesting in our collages. I really liked doing this assignment. I like the way he collages look when they're done. The one on the left is a collage of an ink drawing I did for 2D, pictures of flowers and a hand, and a picture of Forrest Kline from Hellogoodbye that I took at one of his shows. The other is a picture of me with flowers and leaves.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Spoof Ads
The homework for this week was to take a picture and change the meaning of it. I took a picture of Miley Cyrus from the cover of Vanity Fair and took out her face and put Sarah Palin's face in it. I added different article titles to make it look like a cover. We also had to create a spoof ad so I took a snickers ad and put hungry african children in it.
Monday, November 3, 2008
To retouch, or not to retouch?
After reading the article What Wrong With This Picture? by Kate Betts, I've gained a better insight on the whole retouching business of the fashion world. It's important for magazine editors to sell their product, so having good looking people on the cover will most likely make money. However, I do think that there are certain lines that should not be crossed. For example: taking a person's head and putting it on a slimmer person's body is wrong. It gives the viewer a false belief of how that person really looks. Overall, I think that the practice is perfectly fine as long as the photographers or retouchers don't over do it.
The next article, Pixel Perfect by Lauren Collins, informed me on the processes that retouchers use in their work. She described more as an art form instead of a controversy. It led me to believe that retouching really isn't all that bad as long as it's done in moderation.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Logo
Monday, October 6, 2008
Self portrait
Monday, September 29, 2008
Homework
Monday, September 22, 2008
Pictograms
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