Planning scanography
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I will conduct a scanography experiment on Tuesday, February 4th at 4:30pm using a scanner, black and white prints, cling film, and quotes written on paper. The experiment will involve taking close-up portrait shots of faces with different expressions and poses to select the best three images. These selected images will have color and text quotes added using additional layers of scanned cling film and paper. The goal is to experiment with different effects and layers to produce three final scanography images.
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This proposal discusses creating a set of 3 photographs exploring the theme of self-discovery. The photos will use scanography to portray what lies beneath people's appearances and the fronts they put up. A model will be scanned with a focus on their face and hands to represent feeling trapped. Mixed media techniques like overlaying textures will also be used to pull out facial features as part of the image's front. The photos aim to show there is more to people than meets the eye and not to judge by appearances.
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Ronny Engelmann is a 24-year-old German student and photo artist whose experimental photography work has gained recognition since 2012. He does not specialize in any specific genre and uses techniques like Photoshop compositing to create surreal black-and-white and sepia images.
Bela Borsodi is an Austrian-born still life photographer based in New York known for his mixed media works featuring household objects arranged to look like separate photos combined into one image. His surreal style reflects on fashion and has been featured in magazines and commercial campaigns.
John Stezaker is a British conceptual artist who pioneered a cut-and-paste technique in the 1970s using existing images from books and
Planning mixed media
The document outlines planning details for a mixed media experiment taking place over two days at York College. Materials including felt tip pens, cellophane, acrylic paints, and textured paper will be used. The first experiment will involve using cellophane as a transparent layer and adding colored pen outlines to contrast emotions in scanned images. A second experiment will explore framing techniques and layering colored papers to create a collage-like effect.
Task 4
This document discusses ideas for experimental photography projects related to self-discovery. It presents four ideas: 1) Using abandoned buildings to represent memories and history, applying filters and mixed media. 2) Combining scanography and mixed media to create portraits with hidden meanings. 3) Using light writing, reflection, and out-of-focus techniques to capture changes to city locations over time. 4) Creating a still life of sentimental travel objects, scanned with photomontage to represent rediscovery. Each idea discusses techniques like filters, textures, and overlays to convey themes of discovery, identity, and memory.
Proposal
This proposal discusses creating a set of 3 photographs exploring the theme of self-discovery. The photos will use scanography to portray what lies beneath people's appearances and the fronts they put up. A model will be scanned with a focus on their face and hands to represent feeling trapped. Mixed media techniques like overlaying textures will also be used to pull out facial features as part of the image's front. The photos aim to show there is more to people than meets the eye and not to judge by appearances.
Experiments evidence template
The document describes several experiments in experimental photography conducted by Charlotte Shaw. Shaw explored out-of-focus photography, capturing movement with long shutter speeds, capturing reflections, creating photomontages, light writing, using the Harris shutter app, and scanography. For each technique, Shaw explains the process, shares examples, and discusses ways the experiments could be further developed.
Task 1 expermental photography
Ronny Engelmann is a 24-year-old German student and photo artist whose experimental photography work using techniques like Photoshop has gained recognition since 2012. His work has no single genre as he quotes "There are too many things in this world." The examples provided show overlays, composites, and manipulations that give his work a contemporary style within experimental photography.
Bela Borsodi is an Austrian-born still life photographer based in New York known for his surreal mixed-media works combining aspects of fine art, graphic design, and psychology. His colorful photographic compositions incorporating household objects have appeared in magazines and advertisements since the 1990s.
John Stezaker is a British conceptual artist recognized
Planning scanography
I will conduct a scanography experiment on Tuesday, February 4th at 4:30pm using a scanner, black and white prints, cling film, and quotes written on paper. The experiment will involve taking close-up portrait shots of faces with different expressions and poses to select the best three images. These selected images will have color and text quotes added using additional layers of scanned cling film and paper. The goal is to experiment with different effects and layers to produce three final scanography images.
Planning mixed media
The document outlines planning details for a mixed media experiment taking place over two days at York College. Materials including felt tip pens, cellophane, acrylic paints, and textured paper will be used. The first experiment will involve using cellophane as a transparent layer and adding colored pen outlines to contrast emotions in scanned images. A second experiment will explore framing techniques and layering colored papers to create a collage-like effect.
Proposal
This proposal discusses creating a set of 3 photographs exploring the theme of self-discovery. The photos will use scanography to portray what lies beneath people's appearances and the fronts they put up. A model will be scanned with a focus on their face and hands to represent feeling trapped. Mixed media techniques like overlaying textures will also be used to pull out facial features as part of the image's front. The photos aim to show there is more to people than meets the eye and not to judge by appearances.
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