by Amy | Feb 20, 2017 | Photography
For my first Artist Research before my final A2 Module I choose to research into Annette Messager – I was inspired by her work of body parts and use of dark colours (Black and White & Sepia) due to how how stimulating her work was and how she could turn a normal body part and make it to seem much more.
I choose to focus on photographing the hands, eyes, nose, ears and neck. This was due to I felt these was the most personal parts on the face and the ones that would be the best to photograph as for the ear it would use a lot of Golden Section and the hands a lot of Repetition and Leading Lines.
Overall I was very shocked with the outcome, when I starting taking the photographs I was worried they would look to boring however aswell as having these as my final outcomes I created a lot of Manuals using tracing papers and even framed some to make them appear more 3D and realistic.
Below shows the final outcomes of this shoot.
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Annette Messager Shoot – Hand
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Annette Messager Shoot – Ear
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Annette Messager Shoot – Eyes
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Annette Messager Shoot – Nose
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Annette Messager Shoot – Mouth
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Annette Messager Shoot – Neck
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Annette Messager Shoot – Hand
by Amy | Oct 8, 2016 | Photography
This shoot was one of my favourite types to do and it was very fun as well – The shoot was done on a scanner and then edited in Photoshop.
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Scanography
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Scanography – Shhh
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Scanography
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Scanography – The Future
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Scanography
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Scanography – Flowers
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Scanography
by Amy | Oct 8, 2016 | Photography
I have recently worked on light painting Photography in the studio and then edited in Photoshop to make the colours appear more vibrant – Here is the final outcome.
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Simple – Light Painting
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Simple – Light Painting
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Simple – Light Painting
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Inverted – Light Painting
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Inverted – Light Painting
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Light Painting
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Light Painting
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Simple – Light Painting
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Light Painting
by Amy | Oct 8, 2016 | Photography
In AS Level Photography I decided to research into Graham Holland and produce my own pieces – I worked with Gradient Mapping to achieve this and travelled to Manchester to photograph the architecture to do this piece.
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Graham Holland Blue & Yellow – Gradient Mapping
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Graham Holland Yellow and Purple – Gradient Mapping
by Amy | Oct 8, 2016 | Graphic Design
Here’s a recent project creating a Poster Design for a fictitious Recording Label.
I came up with several variations for different designs as to what the company could try and achieve and choose my Final Piece out of the rest due to I liked how the colours contrasted together and how the colours was very subtle yet still vibrant and gave the impression as to what a Recording Label features.
I took all Images visible myself and edited them to look this way.
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