Digital Photography and Design
Spring 2013
Christian Gomez
Alphabet Photography
Triptych
Mono Practice
Mono with a Splash
Elements of Design
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Lines
Shapes/Form
Space
Value
Color
Texture
Lines
Lines (Continued)
Shapes
Shapes (Continued)
Space
Positive and Negative Space
Deep Space
Shallow Space
Framing
Value
Value (Cont.)
Color
Texture
Principles of Design
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Repetition/Pattern
Balance
Emphasis
Contrast
Movement
Unity
Repetition
Balance
Emphasis
Contrast
Movement
Unity
Portrait
Snow Day
Pashke Biography
 Ed grew up in Chicago.
• He was first taught art through his father.
• He attended The School of the Art Institute
of Chicago
• Paschke received his Bachelor of Fine Arts
degree from The School of the Art Institute
of Chicago in 1961.
• Married and had two kids.
Some of his work
Paschke Portrait
I created this portrait using
Marquee tool and magic wand. I
also used invert and Polaris to
help brighten out the main
image.
Surreal Research Slide
 What is Surrealism?
 Who were famous
surreal artists?
 When and where
did surrealism
originate?
Surrealism is know as
beyond real. Some
famous artists that used
the surreal technique
were Salvador Dali, Max
Ernest, and Joan Miro.
Surrealism originated in
Paris in the 1920’s.
2 Famous Surreal Paintings
Foreshortening
Obscuring the image
Forced Perspective
Juxtapostion
Distortion
Fragmentation
HI BILLY MAYS HERE!
Distinguising
Feathering
Surreal Collage
The Surreal techniques that I
used are Juxtaposition,
feathering, and distortion. All
these techniques were used
on the penguin. The lasso
tool, masks, and magic wand
helped to make this image.
Cameo Appearance in Art
The Famous painting is American
Gothic. I used Magic wand to edit
the image as well as masks to
help blend it in more. I used the
fill tool to try and make the skin
match with the old image.
Cameo Appearance in Movies
The movie is Are We There
Yet. I used magic wand to
cut out the image and
mask to help blend it in. I
moved the movie picture
over the original picture
and cut it out so it would
pop out.
Impressionist Research
Some of the famous painters that
used this style of art were Monet,
Pissarro, and Degas. They used
dabs of paint and different
shades of colors to express their
work. This style shows people
doing normal, everyday activities.
Impression, sunrise
By Monet, 1873
The water lilly
pond, By Monet
Impressionist Practice
Impressionist final
Op art Research
Op art began in October, 1964. Op
art was created to fool the eye
into believing the image is moving
when really its not. Some famous
painters where Bridget Riley and
Victor Vasarely.
Movement in
squares, By Bridget
Riley.
Op art Practice
Op art Final
I used patterns to get myself
started and then used to
filters to get the rest done. I
used the bloat tool to bulge
out the middle and the
pucker tool to make the
edges jagged a bit.
Color Op Art
Typography Exercise 1
Typography Exercise 2
Typography Exercise 3
Art Show Poster
Typography Final
David Hockney Portrait