DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING - PROJECT 2

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4.11.24 - 1.12.24 (Week 7 - Week 10)
Michelle (0373843)
Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Project 2: Poster Design & Photo Imaging (Photoshop Exercises)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Project 2A - Double Exposure
    1.1 Exercise 1: Follow Tutorial
    1.2 Exercise 2: Personal

2. Project 2B - Poster Design

3. Reflection

PROJECT 2A - Double Exposure

Follow Tutorial

Figure 1.1 Double exposure following tutorial

Personal

Figure 1.2 Personal double exposure


PROJECT 2B - Poster Design

Figure 2 Poster Design

TITLE: BEYOUTIFUL
Everybody is beautiful by being themselves. Everyone is different and unique, each has their own strengths and weaknesses which makes them special. We can be bold to show who we are. We can think, do, and feel, like how we truly are. Only then, we’ll be able to reveal and discover the beauty inside of us.

REFLECTION

I loved how project 2 is a combination of learning new techniques in digital imaging from following tutorials and also expressing more of our creativity and personality. In this second project, we start to learn how to select and combine all the techniques learnt in photo-imaging previously into one complete artwork, which is a very valuable lesson. I also enjoyed the fact that we have one task in collaboration with another subject as I got to only do one task but have it sent and graded for 2 >ᴗ<. Overall, I enjoyed the whole progress of task 2 because I think it's a good balance between photo-imaging principles and personal creativity.

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