Stina Persson artist research

This is an image by Stina Persson. It is a portrait which has then been edited to looks as if it were painted. I think this image is interesting because the colours used to cover the portrait can be used to portray different emotions and on the image above the darker purple and red colours along with the expression on the models face suggest that the person in the portrait is sad. 

Julian Wolkenstein artist research

This is an image by Julian Wolkenstein. For the image on the left one side of the models face has been mirrored and copied to to the other side to create the effect of a completely symmetrical face then the same has been done for the image on the right but using the other side of her face. I really like this image because I think it is interesting to look at as it shows how different each side of a persons face can be and how they would look if their face was perfectly symmetrical. 

Maurizio Galimberti artist research

This is an image by Maurizio Galimberti and I like this image because it shows different views of one person and it looks as if the man is looking in on himself. The face on image of him down the centre column draws your attention towards the image and I think it is an interesting image to look at. 

Thomas Vauchez artist research

This is an image by Thomas Couderc Clement Vauchez. I like this image because the way that he has layered the image makes it look interesting and it implies that people have some resemblence to animals as one layer is of an animal. The colours used in the image have a nice effect and draw your attention towards it. 

Maxime Quoilin artist research

This is an image by Maxime Quoilin, a photographer who uses a side on silhouette image of someone and a face on portrait of them then edits it to look like the image above. I like this image because you can look at it in two different ways and it is two different views of the same person. The image is interesting to look at, when you first look at it you attention is on the face on portrait but then you see the silhouette.

Stina Persson style image

Matt Wisniewski artist research

This is an image by Matt Wisniewski. He is a photographer who takes a portrait photograph and a landscape photograph then edits them to form one image where the landscape photograph becomes part of the portrait as seen above. I like this idea because it looks interesting and the landscape photograph can be used to portray the emotions of the person in the portrait. In the image above the landscape is dark and mysterious which could represent sadness and then the small amount of the portrait photograph that is still showing also suggests that the person is sad. 

Maurizio Galimberti style image

Julian Wolkenstein style image

Maxime Quoilin style image

Cris Wicks artist research

This is an image by Cris Wicks. I like this image because the words on the face make it interesting.
Cris Wicks used photographs of iconic people and then put words related to the person on their face, sometimes it would be quotes that people had said. The words would follow the features on the
face which would make the image aesthetic as they would form the features on the face instead of just being in any random place.   

Matt Wisniewski Style Image

This is my image in the style of Matt Wisniewski.

Image analysis for Barbara Kruger

This is an image by Barbara Kruger. This image was ceated around the time when abortion was illegal so the quote 'yout body is a battleground' could be reffering to people who wanted an abortion but were unable to have one. I like this image because it has a very poweful message and also the writing compliments the photograph well. The two different effects on either side of the image give a nice effect and draw your atention to the image. 

Barbara Kruger style image

This is my image in the style of Barbara Kruger.

Cris Wicks style image (edited)

This is an edited version of my Cris Wicks style image. I used photoshop to add some more text to my image.

Cris Wicks style image

This is my hand written image in th style of Cris Wicks.

Double exposure 2

These are some more images in the style of Thomas Couderc Clement Vauchez. I used the same images but this time I used the 'find edges' tool in photoshop to create a different effect. 

Double exposure 1

This is my image in the style of Thomas Couderc Clement Vauchez . I used a red filter for one image and a blue filter for the other then I used photoshop to edit them and I created the effect as shown in my image above.

Scott Jarvie Inspired Image

This is my image in the style of Scott Jarvie.

Scott Jarvie Image Analysis

Scott Jarvie is a photographer who created a technique known as the 'Jarvie Window' as shown on the image below. To create this image he would combine a 'flash ring' with a 'Wide Angle Lens'.

 

I think that this image is interesting because, as he has used a wide angle lens, the parts of the photograph which were closer to the lens seem bigger and this makes a contarsting effect. The black background makes the colours in the image and the light from the flash ring stand out which draws your attention to the centre of the image. 

Splatter Portrait

This is my splatter portrait.

Lucas Simoes Inspired Image

This is my image in the style of Lucas Simoes.

Image Analysis for Lucas Simoes

This is an image by Lucas Simoes. To create this image Simoes took multiple photographs of a person and then printed them off, he then cut out different parts of the persons face from each photograph and arranged them in different layers to create the effect as above. When we created our own images in the style of Simoes we did it digitally on photoshop however he does it by hand. Some of the images that he creates portray a much darker feel to them as he often burns through layers to bring out other layers. I like the image above because it is interesting and i think that the colours he has used go well together.

Final Piece

This is my final piece for the environment project. I decided to take a panoramic photograph and then edit it in photoshop. I cropped it down so that it was at the size above then used the colour range tool to select a certain colour in my image (I chose the yellow). Next I changed the saturation of my image and this left only the yellow colour to stand out. I am very happy with my image because I think it looks interesting and is unique.