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1500s Italian painter
Arcimboldo was best known for his fantastical “composite head” paintings.
Used themes to create portraits. Portraits composed of objects such as fruit, flowers, books, or even a plate of meat.
During his time, he acquired international fame and the public reacted to his paintings much the way we do today: with admiration, humor, and fascination.
Summer belongs to a set of four paintings that depict the four seasons of the year. https://www.denverartmuseum.org/en/edu/object/summer
Start by taking a profile photo of yourself with a plane background, or a portrait of yourself!
Break down your face into small, simple, simplistic shapes
Pick a theme!
Color, texture, things that are important to you, ect...
Consider connecting it to your SI!!!!
Example: fruit, flowers, books, vegetables, fish, animals, seasons, sports, architecture, environment, nostalgic items,...
Start gathering and selecting images into a folder that you will use for your project.
Click on images> tools> size> large & Usage rights > creative commons
When placing your images, it can help to start with your eyes, mouth, ears and hairline... the rest can fall into place from there.
Carefully select and mask your photos, resize, rotate, ect
Masking
Options 1 > Select an area> click on the mask icon
Options 2 > Select an area> click command and J
Options 3 > Click on the mask icon > click on the mask > use a black paint brush and work directly onto the mask
CONSIDER: try out using filter effects!