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Extended Final Outcome
For a final outcome I wanted to present my work work in a way where it it most suitable. As most of my work is photography based with edited imagery, I thought that a virtual gallery would be the best way. I created some plans of what I may want my layout to be. As shown I did want some rooms that were kept separate from other parts, as I wanted to put areas of work I feel are more important. I ended up going with design one, however making some slight adjustments. although I really like how well this turned out, Artsteps was annoying to use as it kept bugging out and deleting my progress, which meant I had to start over. However, I finished it in the end and am very pleased with the final outcome.
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Final Outcome
Using the images from before, I printed them onto acetate so that I could overlap them with one another, while still being able to see through slightly. Because the ink doesn’t set properly on acetate, it was very easy to smudge, however I quite liked how parts of the faces had been slightly rubbed off as it made the images look patchy. I manoeuvred the little pictures around a lot to create different outcomes. I really like how I could only have one eye and a nose and already I would have created a face. This idea relates to distortion because obviously each feature doesn’t go with each other, however I really like that I was able to match up the outline of certain areas, considering they were different peoples features. I like how the texture of the paper matches well with the inky images as it makes it seem much more artistic, and almost as if they have been watercolored. Some of inspirations for this outcome is Chuck Close and David Hockney as they both use collaged together mini photos to create one big outcome.
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Before starting on my actual outcome, I was looking through what images to use when I noticed how the camera role had made up faces by itself. If you look through this series of screenshots, you’ll be able to find many faces, some with just eyes and lips, but still.
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Photoshoot For Final Outcome
For my final outcome I wanted to do something similar to an experiment I did before where I overlay photograph until they match up with one another. To do this outcome I wanted close up imagery of different aspects of peoples faces to use an outcome. Using the macro lens I was able to capture stunning, detailed photos of eyes, noses, lips, hair, teeth and ears. I especially like this idea as each person has different coloured eyes and hair etc.
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Broken Mirror Outcome
I started by editing the pictures of each person and their cloud together, so that this image is my main focus in the edit. While trying to decide how I can do something different from the last water experiment, I thought of using broken glass. Broken glass symbolises isolation and disconnection, which are two of the main causes for mental health rising during the pandemic. Some people believe in the superstition that if you break glass or a mirror, then you get seven years of bad luck.
Because of how I have edited each fragment so that it doesn’t match up with another, I have distorted the faces completely by making some areas bigger or smaller. I am very happy with how this turned because I think it is a good way of showing distortion, mixed with mental health and the current times. When I started this outcome I thought it would take a lot longer, however, because I had to repeat many steps I managed to get through each person quite quickly. The hard part was finding good pictures of glass to use as I didn’t want to use the same image for every person, otherwise that would be too repetitive and boring. I like how the outcomes also look like smashed mirrors rather than glass, which is due to the person’s images not being see through. To make it more realistic, I blurred some of the segments in each person because I think the contrast of the blur to the normal makes the face look all the more distorted.
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