Altered Imagery. Altered Imagery Mixed Media August Four zoom Tuesdays 2-3 Week 1 Altering a magazine photo with CitraSolv Week 2 altering photo Week 3 altering a black whit print Week 4 altering magazine photo with paint Week follow up on month and Q\A Introduction to September Mixed Media Funny Faces Materials needed Magazine any kind Black and white print Old bad photo Sand paper fine grain Brillo without soap Scratching tools ink less pen CitraSolv Citrus based oil remover Oil pastels option Scissors Glue or Glue Stick Brush I. Introduction - Briefly explain what mixed media altered imagery is - Highlight the importance of techniques and methods for successful projects II. Exploring Different Techniques - Collage: Cutting, pasting, and layering various materials to create a unique composition - Image transfer: Transferring images onto different surfaces using mediums like gel medium or Mod Podge - Painting: Using acrylics, watercolors, or other paints to enhance or modify existing images - Stenciling: Adding patterns and designs using stencils and paint III. Experimenting with Methods - Distressing: Aging images by sanding, tearing, or distressing the surface - Embellishing: Adding embellishments such as beads, buttons, or fibers for added visual interest - Doodling and hand lettering: Incorporating hand-drawn elements and text to personalize the artwork - Digital manipulation: Combining traditional and digital methods to alter images creatively IV. Tips and Tricks - Practice and experimentation are key to developing your unique style - Combine different techniques and methods for more varied and dynamic results - Seek inspiration from various sources like books, websites, or art exhibitions - Don't be afraid to take risks and push the boundaries of traditional art V. Conclusion - Recap the importance of techniques and methods in creating successful mixed media altered imagery projects - Encourage further exploration and creativity in this versatile https://youtu.be/iU9R4L42czk