The artist has chosen David Edmunds as the model for a photoshoot based on his experience, broad chest, strong jawline, and short hair. These physical features will allow for makeup or Photoshop decals to be applied easily. The model will wear blue jeans, a leather belt, and possibly glasses while being shirtless and barefoot. This will permit decals to be painted on his body. No props will be used so as not to distract from the colored decals, and the photographer will focus on the model's head and upper torso.

1. PLANS FOR IMAGE TAKING:
ACTOR: the model I have chosen to portray my artist is David
Edmunds not only because of his past experience modelling but also
because he has desirable physical features such as a broad flat chest
and a strong jawline that will give a larger surface for any makeup or
post production work in Photoshop. Another reason would be his
short hair that will not obscure his face, covering up any makeup or
Photoshop decals.
COSTUME: The costume I have chosen my model to wear is a pair of
blue jeans, a leather belt and maybe a pair of glasses. This means
that my model will be shirtless and barefoot because it will allow
decals to be painted onto the body either by makeup or in post via
Photoshop, the models hair will also be raised up so that their face is
not obstructed by their hair. However the main image will be of the
from the models lower shoulder upwards, focusing on their face and
not showing the lower part of their body meaning whatever else
they wear will not be so important as it won’t show in final image.
PROPS: I haven’t planned for model to be holding any props but to
pose with a series of hand gestures instead as any props would
distract the audience from the brightly coloured decals on the model
and are not necessary for my desired outcome. Another reason for
the unimportance of props to the photoshoot will the fact that the
image will be of the models head and upper torso, most likely
meaning that their hands or any props in them will not be in the
photograph.