David Hockney Inspired Joiner (Photo Collage)
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This lesson teaches students how to create a digital photo collage called a Joiner inspired by artist David Hockney. The lesson provides examples of Hockney's Joiner collages as professional examples for students to emulate. Students will then create their own original Joiner collages using multiple photos arranged together.
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