Polar Demo

 First we had an image of New York and sized it down.

After We sized The main image down we then Duplicated the layer

The duplicated layer:

We dragged it along so it was Opposite the Main Image.

then we Rotated the duplicated the second image

Then we merged the 2 layers

then we cropped the image down

Then we flatted the image

Then we changed the image size to make a perfect square

The Image size

The Perfect square version of the original image and flipped it

Then we used the Polar coordinates setting and created a Circular image

Then we adjusted the levels

Made things darker

which created one of the final images

Otherwise we could have done:

We did another Version with exactly the same methods, except we didn't flip it

The Opposite of the first Final Image

The Second Final Image

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Character Bio

The Drunk Mouse

The Burning Skull,

I had 3 Different versions of this image, including the one above:

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Comments

Textures

First we had a picture of a cabbage. Then I coloured it red using the hue and saturation and cropped it. then i duplicated it and merged the layers

Then I added the letter “J” and flipped it. Then once again I duplicated it. (Transform tools)

Then I filled the screen with the image

Then i added some typography

 

Then I added the typography to the background image and then I copied and pasted it.

 

Which I then caused the colouring of the text to have the same image as the background

Then I added a black background to make my final outcome stand out even more.

These are all graphite rubbing's that was done for texture examples. We have gone around the college and took rubbing examples of random textures that we could find and This is how they have come out.

 Image #1 a moon Effect

 Image #3 a Grass Effect
Image #3 Testing:

 Image #4 a fuzzy effect

 Image #2 a fabric effect

 Image #6 a Rocky Stone like effect

 Image #7 a Blue Gravel effect

Image #5 a Fibre optic Effect


Most these Photoshop textures where made using the same sort of technique e.g. :

-I choose my Two colour Options
-I go to Filter/Render/Clouds
-I open a Channels tab and select a new channel which is called Alpha 1
-I make a noise effect to make it fuzzy
-Then I give the image a Radial blur
-Then I go back into the layers tab and make the background into "Layer 0"
-After I go to Filter/ Render/ Lighting effects.. and Create a Light Region for my image
-Then when I'm happy with the work I Save The Image as a Photoshop PSD file and also as a Jpeg

I feel the most Successful where Image #5, Image #7 and Image #3 as these three are my favourite out of the 7 Images Created.