art

3. Adding texture/colour to a photograph is
one of the fastest ways to add a new
dimension to a picture. An easy way you
can create this into your photographs is
by scanning in a background and adding
an additional layers on Photoshop.
-Peeling Paint
-Fabrics
-Rust or scratched surfaces
-Book covers
-Crumbled paper
-Coffee stained paper
-Painted or inked stained paper
-Mixed media
To the right is a photograph of ‘Jamestown, Virginia’
with a painted background layered underneath

9. Dan Mountford
Aneta Ivanova

15. Sally Mankus Robert Rauchenburg

23. Mixed media and reassembling is all about self
expression and ‘playing’ with the media. You could:
1.Print your image onto paper and acetate. Collage
over the paper version and lay your acetate on top.
2.Image transfer your image onto a collage
background.
3.Collage on top of a print using found papers, add
paint, ink, and one to add back in any details you
choose.
4.Stitch back into your image, emphasising key
details or ideas
5.Cut your image up and reassemble it, you could do
this mixing with collage and adding a mod podge
gloss over the top.

24. Alma
Haser
Origami
placed
on
top
of
the
original
photo
and
then
photographed
again.

25. Arnulf Rainer

26. Michael Daye
Doodling on photos of famous writers

27. dryden goodwin

28. Aliza Razell

29. Sacha Baumann – cut up rearrange photos

30. Maurizio Anzeri sewing photos

31. alana dee haynes

32. Leslie David

33. Fabienne Rivory

34. She pinpricks the image and then puts them on a white lightbox or screen to let it shine
through. You could do this technique with needle pricks and whole punches – either on a
screen and re-photograph or consider sticking bright coloured backing paper behind your