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Distorted Portrait
Take a portrait of someone and then distort the person's picture.
Take one of your pictures and use the brush, bucket
and other tools to radically change the color of your picture.
Paint a New World
Keep the subject of your picture but remove the background and paint a new one.
You can put your subject anywhere!
Disproportionate Photograph
Take one of your pictures and either change the scale of an object, objects or people in the picture.
You may also use objects or people from other pictures.
Where am I?
Take a picture of a friend or have someone take a picture of you.
Then, take another picture of a place that you would not expect to see a person.
Put yourself or your friends in that surprising place.
Untruthful Photograph
Take a picture and add something to the picture that wasn't there.
For example, you may download a picture of Paris from the internet and put yourself in the picture
or you may take two pictures you took and put an object or person from one picture in the other.
Make sure that the picture looks as realistic as possible. The goal is to fool people into believing the picture.
Who's in school?
Take a picture of a school corridor or classroom and download images
of famous people or cartoon characters and put them in the school.
Be sure to download a large size image.
Repetition
Take something from a picture and repeat it to create a new picture.
Transform an Image
Select one of your pictures and then experiment with Filters to transfrom the image.
Krista
Take many images or parts of images of the same thing or
different things and combine them to create a new image.
Every Picture Tells a Story
What were they thinking? What would they have said?
Take a picture of people and add text bubbles to the picture.
You could create a pictures story book or comic book with your captioned pictures.
An art movement started in Paris around 1924 based on ideas of expressing the unconscious.
An aspect of this movement was to combine objects that had nothing to do with one another into one image.
Create an image which combines two things that would not ordinarily go together.
Portrait of Mr. Rehlinger by Master LS, 1540
Portrait of Mr. Olejarz after Master LS's Portrait of Mr. Rehlinger
| Portrait of Mr. Rehlinger by Master LS, 1540 |
Portrait of Mr. Olejarz after Master LS's Portrait of Mr. Rehlinger |
Art Additions
Select an appropriate work of art and add yourself or someone you know. You may simply add a person's head or place an entire person in a painting. Use the class links page to find an appropriate work of art. Be sure to credit the original artist and his or her work of art.Digital Imaging Index
Mr.Olejarz - Main Index
