Digital Photography and Imaging - Project 1

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29/08/2022 - 29/09/2022 (Week 1 - Week 5)

Jason Antony / 0356335

Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media / Taylors university

Project 1

Instructions

Project 1 (20%): Collage Design

Exercise 1: Physical Collage

1. Choose and identify your collage's design elements to be cut out and compose it into your own concept & story.
2. Pre-compositing your collage's design elements into a composition.

Exercise 2: Digital Collage

1. Download all of the images from https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bmJvf485Zjxmbk5dKVOmVPiJZdUkF4OA?usp=sharing
2. Follow this tutorial demo as a reference to create a digital collage: https://youtu.be/BlW7F-fTsbE
3. Create 3 different composition digital collages from the images that have been downloaded.
4. Create an A4 canvas size  (vertical) on Photoshop and start to do the compositions.

Learning Goals:
1. Generate and communicate design concepts and solutions through manual and digital skills effectively and skillfully.
2. Use creative thinking skills and methodologies to explore, generate and test a wide range of conceptual ideas.
3. Use information and communication technology to source navigate, select, retrieve and manage information.

Deadline: Week 5
Project 1 

Physical Collage

Pre-Composition #1



Pre-Composition #2




Pre-Composition #3



Final Composition



Digital Collage

Digital Collage #1







Digital Collage #2



Digital Collage #3


Final Composition

Digital Collage
 

Digital Imaging Exercise 1


Digital Imaging Exercise 2

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