For
the task, I had to take a photo, and edit it in the style of Julian Opie, who
created Blur’s ‘Greatest Hits’ album art. I used Photo booth to capture an
image of myself and then transferred it to Photoshop, where I began to edit it
in her style.
Overall,
I think the task to create and emulate the work of Julian Opie went fairly
well. It wasn’t much of a challenge as I have had experience in using Photoshop
in the past, however, some of the individual parts, such as using the lasso
tool, was quite irritating as it took multiple attempts to select the parts in
which I had to colour. The instructions were concise and easy to follow,
rendering the task significantly easier. I also learned how to effectively
utilise the ‘stroke’ tool and how it actually works. I feel that the end result
is good as it was my first time attempting an Opie project, but there is
definitely some room for improvement. For instance, the hair and shirt could’ve
been selected better and neater, and I could have added highlights into the
hair part, but for ease I decided against it, for it was too time-consuming.

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