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The world of modern aesthetics owes so much to Jean Pettine yall dont even know

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SUN 

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Three-Dozen Floral Designers Transform a Condemned Detroit Duplex with 36,000 Flowers

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More of the town that inspired Spirited Away.

Rain and Lights - Jiufen, Taiwan - February, 2015

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Did a series of drawings of my favourite Cartoon Network shows I watched growing up

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ヾ（*⌒ヮ⌒*）ゞ clouds 

commission for tipsyrecords  

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In the Cracks, Flowers Grow

Final Look for my photomedia project! I’m really proud of this piece inspired by Marcelo Monreal - https://www.facebook.com/marcelomonrealartist/. 

Paperback Mock-up by Missy Meyer Design - https://www.facebook.com/geekmissy/

Fonts: League Script - https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/league-script-1 Anders - https://befonts.com/anders-font.html

All photos used are taken by me

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First look at the drafts for my Photomedia Assessment project! 

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100 cans of spray paint, 60 hours of painting, 24 individual frames

INSA is a graffiti artist who makes gif animations out of his physical art. Here he paints and animates the beautiful original painting by James Jean, which was created for Paramount’s new movie mother!

Click here to watch INSA bring this painting to life

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Disney villains + concept art

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Image Compositing

I wanted to create a new version of the type of photos that I have all over my Instagram already, using other images I’ve posted as well. I used a variety of photos from my camera roll, including holiday snaps, sunset photos, and a photo of bath bomb water.

Using the Quick Selection Tool and the Mask Tool in Adobe Photoshop CS6, I cut out elements from photos A, B, C, and D, before assembling them in a new document. Photo E was placed behind everything and manipulated to create the water. I used Adjustment Layers to brighten the image and saturate the colours

All photos taken by me and edited in Adobe Photoshop CS6

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Before and After 1:

I wanted to do minimal editing to this photo, with the main goal being making the colours in the image stand out. Using the image adjustment layers found in the panel under the layers panel on the right side of the screen, I increased the Saturation of the image +20 and the Vibrance +17. 

Before and After 2:  The goal here was to make the dancer full colour and the background black and white. I used the Quick Selection Tool and the mask tool to isolate the dancer, then refined the edge, making the edges smoother. I then copied the original picture and using an adjustment layer, I made the background black and white. Using the Clone Stamp Tool, I covered the tip of the dancer’s finger right up the top of the picture.

Before and After 3: I wanted to change the colour of the centered flower without changing the colour of the entire image. Using the Quick Selection Tool, I selected the flower, careful to only select the one flower, not the ones around it. Then using the Paint Brush Tool, I selected “Multiply” as the blend mode of my brush, then choosing a colour, I “painted” over the flower.

All photos taken by me and edited in Adobe Photoshop CS6

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Disney Princesses In Accurate Period Costume.

sheltymops:

SLEEPING BEAUTY (1485).

POCAHONTAS (17TH CENTURY POWAHTAN). 

CINDERELLA (MID 1860’S)

JASMINE (PRE-ISLAMIC MIDDLE EAST)

SNOW WHITE (16TH CENTURY GERMANY).

ARIEL (1890’S)

BELLE (1770’S FRENCH COURT FASHION).

CLARIE HUMMEL

Megara (Ancient Greece)

Mulan (Ancient China)

Tiana (1920’s)

Rapunzel (18th Century)

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Organic II – Digital Art by Atelier Olschinsky

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Starting today and over the next few weeks, I will be blogging about my photomedia project that I am working on.

I have many ideas for this project and look forward to talking about it