Back to basics

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  • Sarah French
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Choose a photo of anything that you want to make a stencil out of using Photoshop or some other editing software. Using your software, remove the color and make the image appear to be a stencil instead of an actual photo. Take notice of how this changes the focus of the image.

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kbarbeelibrary

Lily Stencil

For the Visual Assignment “Back to Basics” I had to find a photo I have taken and remove the color from the photo so

tdaig

Back to the Basics

This assignment was to take a picture and change it so that it looks like it was drawn. I chose this picture of Bella,

adeacons

That’s sketch…

 

The sketch filter always makes the subject almost unrecognizable. The focus suddenly becomes 2-D instead of 3-D and it looses the shadows and highlights

tmobaird

Back To Basics (With My Dawg)

For my last Visual Assignment of the week, I chose to do the Back To Basics visual assignment. This assignment, is essentially to take any picture you

jbrazelt

Stencil Me Baby…

So folks I am posting my pictures from the assignments I did over the week.  I decided to accumulate the pictures first and then post,

sfrench2

Back to basics

For this assignment, choose a photo of anything that you want to make a stencil out of using Photoshop or some other editing software.

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