The antonyms I chose for this project were Summer and Winter. For winter I created mountains with snow on them as well as a moon and snow falling from the sky. For my summer picture, I chose to do a wave with water spraying off of it after a wave crashes, and added a bird and a sun to make it more of an ocean scene. By using the grayscale paper I was able to use glue and scissors in order to place my final images on the white bristol paper.
This class has finally come to an end. I have dedicated several hours of time to work on these assignments throughout the semester, and some of them like the coding was very confusing and took a lot of time. The caligram is one of my favorite projects I did and I probably spent over 10 hours on it. I have learned a lot from this class and am glad to have learned how to use several of these applications and learn different techniques.
Here is myself stretching and preparing for a run. I started in a squat position in the front of the image as my starting point. Then I kept the camera in the same spot and just moved myself in the background. Using photoshop and erasing the background I was able to make it look like this photo was taken in one shot. I thought this was really interesting to do and I had fun with taking the different pictures.
EDIT COMMENTS https://thevirtualinstructor.com/positive-and-negative-space.html Above is a link to a website I used while making my project. It helped me focus on how to lay out my work using positive and negative space affectively.
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