Digital Photography And Imaging// Week 6

27/9/21-25/10/21 Week 6-10(Mr Fauzi)

Chan Siew Ni #0352518
Digital Photography and Imaging//Project 2A

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Lectures 27/9

Once we done research about the topic, we can start to define our concept.

1. Create a section for each contents (Title, Slogan, Details & Call for Action) 

2. Sketch your mock up poster

3. Fill in with details

How the designer EVOKES viewer’s feeling, deliver strong impression?

• Humor →Sarcastic
• Sensitive→ Heart warming
• Artistic →Subtle

After we defined our concept , we should start to develop our poster

1. Visualize your idea & concept into sketches.

2. Draft the digital poster based on your sketch 

3. Develop the composition techniques using Digital Photography & Graphic Design.

4. Apply color, typography, textures & effects

5. Finalize your design with color correction

Figure 1: Poster sources from Pinterest

Figure 1.1: Poster sources from Pinterest

Figure 1.2: PSA Poster sources from Pinterest

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Exercise// Project 2A Part 2: Recoloring Black & White

In this exercise , we will be given a black and white photo and we required to recolor it.

Figure x: B&W photo given by lecturer

We can refer to Mr Fauzi's tutorial notes and also Mr Martin's tutorial video to complete it.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/DeGpKh6pMfk

Figure x: Progression of recoloring face 

Firstly, we have to use brush tool to paint out the skin color. Then we have to apply blending mode , we can choose the mode based on what we want as the result.

Figure x : Applied blending mode

This is the result after applying blending mode. We can zoom in the photo to refine some details.

Figure x: Progression of recoloring hair

We can add a new layer to make other parts so that we can separate them all and we can do adjustment one by one.

Figure x : Progression of recoloring eyes

I also use a brush tool called Mixer Brush tool to blend the color.

Figure x: Progression of recoloring background

After done recoloring the parts , we have to recolor the background too. First, we have to fill up the background with a solid color. Then, make selections of the parts that we previously recoloring and add a layer mask at the background layer.

Final Outcome

Figure x : Final Outcome of recoloring B&W photo