Should images of models that have been photoshopped be labelled? Why or why not?
Photoshopped images of models should be labelled because they are examples of what girls want to look like. An impossible perception of perfection is being made with these images and young girls and women try to look like that. Self-esteem could easily be brought down when results are not showing the "perfect" body image shown in magazines and ads. Media has created this idea of perfection that is impossible. Why should the media have to tell young women what they should look like and the perfect idea of beauty? Media should be promoting the idea that everyone is beautiful instead of an impossible state of what women should strive to look like.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Monday, September 30, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Picture Change
For this project i used tools such as the clone tool, the healing brush tool, magic wand tool, copy and paste, the burning tool, and the brush tool. I changed 20 things from the original photo including erasing objects, adding them, or creating multiple copies of them. Some of the changes are subtle and some are obvious.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Color wheel
I created this color wheel by using the transformation tool and warping each individual picutre to create different shapes. I arranged them in a way that was different and not like a normal color wheel. For the background, i used the gradient tool to make it black. Each color was found in a different place around the school.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Thursday, September 5, 2013
photo montage object
I created a montage of this bike rack and zoomed in on certain objects like the seat, pedal, and handlebar. This creates a more artisitc look. I also did the same thing with the fire hydrant below. In that picture, I placed a small version of the entire picture in the corner to create a different way of looking at it
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