This project began as a lesson on how to use a digital camera. We walked around the school and took pictures of scenes we wanted to manipulate on the computer. By adding a funny or ironic illustration, we were able to transform the scene visually and give it a new interpretation. Once the photos were uploaded to the computers and we selected one to manipulate, we drew a picture with traditional tools: a graphite pencil and paper. Then a photo was taken of the artist's hand holding the drawing. On Photoshop, working with layers and a few advanced tools, such as the lasso tool, free transformation, and the blur tool, our graphic artists merged the two images together. The final photograph should look like we were simply holding a drawing up in front of a scene and somehow it magically lined up! The illusion, though, was done on the computer with the magic of Adobe Photoshop.
To see all of our graphic art illusions for 4th and 5th grade artists, join us for our Parent's Day art exhibition in Panther Hall gallery during the month of May. Also be sure to check out the exhibition on Artsonia.com by following this link...
http://www.artsonia.com/schools/school.asp?id=114839
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| Artwork by Ethan 5th grade graphic arts |
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| Artwork by Matthew 5th grade graphic arts |
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| Artwork by Thomas 4th grade graphic arts |
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| Artwork by Jake 5th grade graphic arts |
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Barbara Levine
Ranney Lower School Art