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Portrait Reproductions
the students of the Digital Imaging class at Jones College Prep did an AMAZING job with this photographic reproduction project. i’m so happy with them! working together in groups of 3 or 4 students were able to choose a famous … Continue reading
character self portraits
now that you understand color theory better you can use it as a tool for adding meaning. you will be creating a self-portrait that depicts you as a character in a fairy tale, fable, myth, or folk tale that you … Continue reading
photographic reproductions
HOW DOES MEANING CHANGE WHEN THE..MEDIUM CHANGES? CONTEXT CHANGES? AUDIENCE CHANGES? WHAT HAPPENS TO THE MEANING WHEN YOU CHANGE THE SUBJECT OF A PORTRAIT? Peter Lindberghand Julianne Moore Francesco Vezzoli and Nicki Minaj Patrick Demarchelier Tania Brassesco and Lazlo Passi … Continue reading
portrait research
Find 2 portraits: a contemporary work (within the last 20 years) and a non-contemporary work Answer the following questions about EACH portrait you find (two sets of answers) 1. Who is the artist? 2. What is the title? What year … Continue reading
artist and color research
Color is ALWAYS a conscience choice that the artist has to confront when making a new piece. sculptors, painters, costume designers, graphic artists, photographers, etc. all deal with color and make color choices based on what they intend the viewer … Continue reading
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