Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Experimental Photoshop work

These are a couple of photoshop experimental pieces of wok inspired by Tal Rosner, using my own photos I took around the city I tried to create a piece of work that I thought fit in with our project. I like the pieces of work and would like to carry on creating pieces like this and maybe edit them all into after effects to create a finished piece. I think I've only scratched the surface of what I can do with this project, after effects and photoshop and would like to continue exploring and creating the theme. 










Screen grab - City In Flux - After Effects



Screen grab from work in process time lapse video. I went further with the time lapse videos that I had made recently and did a short one of the traffic passing at night, I added text to it just to give it a more finished feel. I thought this would be a good idea as it shows that even late at night the city is still in flux. I also liked the effect that the bright lights had on the video too. After effects isn't my strong point at the moment as it's new to me but I would like to carry on practising using it and take this time lapse videos further and maybe even create a final piece using it. 

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Experimental photoshop work


Photoshop test piece using own images and typography. I like the outcome of this piece because of the colours and street signs that work their way in from the background. I think the colours that contrast with the bold white text also give the work a clean and finished feel to it. I will continue to experiment with my own photos and typography and try to improve my skills and create better outcomes for my work. 

Light Bulb - Photoshop

Light bulb - photoshop 


In the photoshop workshop we had a step by step tutorial on how to create this finished piece of work by editing and using the photoshop tools. We were tasked with editing several separate pieces into one finished piece, I think I followed the tutorial well and ended up with a finished piece that I approved of. I liked the finished outcome of my piece of work and I think the workshop was successful as I learnt new techniques and processes that I can use for future work.