Exploring the Elements and Principles of Design in Alphabet Photography Triptych Mono with a Splash

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Slide1 by: Aeriann Gamboa

Slide2ALPHABETPHOTOGRAPHY

Slide3TRIPTYCH

Slide4MONO WITH A SPLASH

Slide5-Line - Shape - Space - Value - Color ELEMENTS OF DESIGN

Slide6LINES

Slide7LINES

Slide8LINES

Slide9SPACE

Slide10POSITIVE/NEGATIVE SPACE

Slide11DEEP SPACE

Slide12SHALLOW SPACE

Slide13FRAMING

Slide14VALUE

Slide15VALUE

Slide16VALUE

Slide17VALUE

Slide18VALUE

Slide19COLORS

Slide20TEXTURE

Slide21-Repetition/Pattern - Balance - Emphasis - Contrast - Movement - Unity PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN

Slide22REPETITION/PATTERN

Slide23BALANCE

Slide24EMPHASIS/FOCAL POINT

Slide25CONTRAST

Slide26MOVEMENT/RHYTHM

Slide27UNITY

Slide28PORTRAIT

Slide29SNOW DAY

Slide30PASCHKEI was inspired by Ed Paschke’s work that is why created this. I used image/ adjust to add some different colors in my picture. I also used filters to change the texture of my picture.

Slide31-He was born in 1939 in Chicago. - His father was his first art teacher. - Likes a lot of colors. - Went to The School of The Art Institute of Chicago. ED PASCHKE BIOGRAPHY He receives commendation for figure drawing from the School of the Art Institute.

Slide32PASCHKE’S WORK

Slide33FORESHORTENING

Slide34OBSCURING THE IMAGE

Slide35FORCED PERSPECTIVE

Slide36What is Surrealism?- A 20th-century avant-garde movement in art and literature that sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind. Who were famous Surrealist artists? - Salvador Dali (1904-1989) - Max Ernst (1891-1976) - Rene Magritte (1898-1967) - Joan Miro (1893-1983) When and where did Surrealism originate? - Sometimes through history, something comes along that changes everything as it has been known thus far. In the 1920’s, such an art movement came around that changed the way art was defined. The Surrealist art movement combined elements of its predecessors, Dada and cubism, to create something unknown to the art world. The movement was first rejected, but its eccentric ideas and unique techniques paved the way for a new form of art. SURREAL ART

Slide37JUXTAPOSITION

Slide38DISTORTION

Slide39DISGUISING

Slide40FRAGMENTATION

Slide41FEATHERING

Slide42SURREAL COLLAGEThis picture was taken in the outer space. This image shows that aliens are trying to conquer the earth by attacking it. I used mask tool, feathering and magic wand tool.

Slide43CAMEO APPEARANCE IN AFAMOUS WORK OF ART This work of art was the American Gothic by Grant Wood. I took out the face of the old guy and put the face of my friend. I used mask tool, color balanced and transform tool. Those were the tools and techniques I used to blend my friend’s face in this image.

Slide44CAMEO APPEARANCE IN A MOVIESCENE This photo was taken from the movie Tropic Thunder. I put my friend’s picture in the background inside the helicopter. I used mask tool, filters and effects like inner shadow and satin to blend the picture. Those were just the basic techniques I used to blend my friend’s picture in this image.

Slide45IMPRESSIONISM

Slide46IMPRESSIONIST RESEARCHDerived from Claude Monet's piece entitled  Impression , the term "impressionism" was created to describe the work of a select group of Parisian painters in the late 19th century. With their thin brush strokes and explosion of color and lighting on mundane subjects, impressionists painters like Monet, Mary Cassatt, and Alfred Sisley confounded critics, defied conventions, and sparked scandal.

Slide47OP ART PRACTICE

Slide48OP ART PROJECT

Slide49OP ART RESEARCHIn October of 1964, in an article describing this new style of art, Time  Magazine  coined the phrase "Optical Art" (or " Op  Art", as it's more commonly known). The term referenced the fact that Op Art is comprised of illusion, and often appears - to the human eye - to be moving or breathing due to its precise, mathematically- based composition.

Slide503D OP ART

Slide51ART SHOW POSTER

Slide52TYPOGRAPHY EXERCISE 1

Slide53TYPOGRAPHY EXERCISE 2

Slide54TYPOGRAPHY EXERCISE 3

Slide55TYPOGRAPHY EXERCISE #4

Slide56FINAL TYPOGRAPHY