These are a few "Art History" class projects that I did, emulating the style of a famous artist with a modern subject. They are mostly just straight-up photo manipulations. I have included the assets that I was working from, as well as the original pictures.
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Showing posts with label Photoshop. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Showcase Number 2: Kidarettes
The class: Psychology. The purpose: Sell a product. My teammate Tom and I wanted to come up with the most absolute, horrible, awful product in the world, and make a believable advertisement out of it. I was less refined in my use of Photoshop, but I think the target demographic gets through loud and clear. I could almost see this as a real product...
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| Now he just needs a "Power Wheels" pickup truck. |
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Showcase Number 1
I'm starting a new feature labeled "Showcase" this week, which is meant to showcase some of my older work. This first entry is a for-class advertisement that I created in my "Fundamentals of Design" class during my second semester at the Art Institute. It was just some sketches that I had created in another class, but my instructor really seemed to like these.
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