1. After a demonstration from your teacher on colourising a grey scale image, incorporating the brush tool, brush size, layers, colour selection, opacity and layer mode.
Use realistic colour to colour the grey scale image given to you by your teacher.
Repeat the process with your own selected black and white image.
Save the images as jpgs and post them to your blog.... comment upon them.
2. After a demonstration from your teacher complete the Clone tool exercises.
Find two images that you can alter with the clone tool.
Save the images (before/ after) as jpgs and post them to your blog.
Find two images that you can alter with the clone tool.
Save the images (before/ after) as jpgs and post them to your blog.
3. After a demonstration from your teacher complete the layers exercise.
Using the images supplied create an abstract layered composition.
Collect images that relate to a selected theme. The images can come from the internet or they can be photos you have taken yourself. Use these images to create your own abstract layered composition.
Using the images supplied create an abstract layered composition.
Collect images that relate to a selected theme. The images can come from the internet or they can be photos you have taken yourself. Use these images to create your own abstract layered composition.
4. Create your own layered composition from just your own photos. Choose a theme such as poverty, capitalism or even fashion.
Using your own camera, capture as many images in relation to your chosen theme as you can.
E.g. Capitalism could be photos of fast food, TV, appliances, business, rubbish, consumerism houses, money, objects, suits, clutter, etc
You will need at least 20 different shots to complete the final composition.
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