Polaroid Framing

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Artists Reflection

1. The strongest technical aspect of my work is the way I made the image appear to be more three dimensional. How I trimmed part of Light's left and right arms so they appear to be coming through the polaroid frames.
2. The technical aspect I could've improved on was how my lines could be more crisp. I could've used the polygonal lasso tool closer to the lines of the polaroids on his left upper arm.
3. What was easy about this activity was that it was just placing and trimming polaroid frames for the most part. We didn't have to keep close to lines with the paint brush.
4. What was difficult about this activity was trying to find just how to place the polaroids on the photo. I kept feeling that they were unbalanced between the parts of the photo.
5. I demonstrated the objective in this activity by having more than eleven photo frames =, some having Light breaking through them, and having a background with symbolism of the character.
6. If I could do this activity again, I'd chose a real person, rather than a character. This would be helpful because the character has an outline, where a real person doesn't.