Tuesday, 22 December 2020

06/11/2020- PHOTOSHOP PIXELATED FILTERS




This is a railway line that can be seen from walking through Sutton Park in Birmingham. We were given a brief to play around with the pixelated, crystalized filters to the entrance of our homes. My home (student accommodation) has the same entrance as a majority of my class so I decided to do this railway, it also helps me to understand drawing in perspective a lot better. What I like most about this filter is that it disorientates the image, the pixelated image looks like a motorway or a valley with a hillside on the right. It also simplifies the complex palette of colours nature offers to a variance of shades that can easily be blocked in, It reminds me of those instructed colouring sheets given to children where the spaces are numbered with colours for them to fill in with the given paint set. But an adult version. With photoshop. 





 

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