Abigail Parcell

These 2 images are my process work so far from the last post. The first one was what I added drawing wise before I started working in Photoshop. I'm not sure if I like the blurry text in the second image, but I wanted to add something a little unique and that helps add to the message. Again, I am open to any feedback!

I changed my original idea for this project a bit by deciding to do things digitally. My current idea and process revolves around the subject of nature and how humans are causing lots of issues for nature as well as global warming and all of that stuff. I decided I wanted to implement my own drawings for this project instead of just editing images together, so this image is where I am at so far. Any suggestions/responses are welcome! I am still in the early stages and am willing to adjust my idea/image.

For the open project I want to do something traditionally  to see if I can apply thing we've learned through the course of this class in a traditional setting. I am planning on using mixed media to create a drawing/painting though I have not decided on a clear subject yet. I want to go more abstract as that is where I find a lot of joy in creating. I will post updates when I decide on what exactly to make, but that is what I've come to for now.

For the basis of my idea for this project, please refer to my previous post on this project. Essentially, I wanted to create something showing either the destruction/creation of planets in space, shown in a narrative way. I am planning to make it more story-based by creating multiple images. The first image here is my main one so far, and I will use the finished version of it to create the rest of the images. The second image I liked as I created it by accident with blending modes. I ended up using it in the first image (if you can tell).

For this project, my first idea was to create something related to outer space. I came up with the idea to create something showing the sequence of a planet either being created or destroyed. This is my little progress to test out this idea on Photoshop.