Scanned Images.

This turned out to not be as good. This is where it turned out not so good because i failed to get any detail.


This is the intaglio portrait. This one i did in black ink.
The next one below is the same one i used with blue ink. I used this for the background.


This is the one i used with blue ink.

This is what i used for the image three images down, this is a leaf i printed.

This is the copy which has more ink because i rolled this one first.

This is my copy of the lino cut. This is the one with less ink because i rolled this one second.

This image i did in photo shop. For stamping, i used the print of the leaf i printed. Each stamp is a copy of the leaf.

This is an image i also did on photoshop with the brush tool, it has a variety of red, yellow, and blue together.

Image File Formats

JPG
'JPEG' is especialy good and are used for realistic photographs but not for cartoon style images. They are not as good for high images such as print type images which are less realistic. JPG is typically used for realistic scenes on photographs and paintings and with smooth variations with tone and colour. Here is a classic example of an image using JPG photography .




GIF
'GIF' stands for "Graphics Interchange Format". This format supports up to 8 bits per pixel and enables a single image to move and behave like a film/animation, they are used for images where more than one scene is needed to be shown, they behave in a way of a very short clip. This is an example of one.


PNG
"PNG" stands for "portable network graphics" a bitmapped image format that employs lossless data compression. PNG was created to improve upon and replace GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) as an image-file format not requiring a patent license.

PNG supports palette-based ,greyscale, RGB, or RGBA images. PNG was designed for transferring images on the Internet, not professional graphics, and so does not support other colour spaces.

What we did on wednesdays lesson:

On wednesdays lesson, we ink printed our stencil engravings by using roll paint to in order to make a print onto a sheet of paper. We also used a big roller to press and engrave ink into the plastic sheet we drew on. Then we washed away the ink left on the plastic sheet to make sure that there is a visable mold.

Funny, mad, Wierd Cats

Monday, 14 September 2009