When creating my magazine, I will have to take my own photographs and edit them to fit the style/genre of the magazine in order to look appropriate to ensure that the images look realistic/ones you would find on an actual cover in stores. The main purpose of this task was to enhance my photography and Photoshop skills.
Original image:
Edited image:
- Using the brightness and exposure tools to make the image look less dull and stand out more
- Used the 'dodge' tool to brighten the model's hair
- Used the 'burn' tool to darken the model's facial features (eyes, eyebrows) to create the illusion of the model wearing makeup as a lot of female models on magazines will be seen wearing makeup, especially pop/alternative which is my magazine's genre
- The use of the 'dodge' and 'burn' tools helped create an effect of high/low key lighting and helped advance my photoshop skills and make the image look more professional
- Next I used the liquify tool to edit the model's face shape and sharpen the jawline
- Finally, I used the 'clone' tool to blur out any of the model's imperfections as artists on magazine covers are typically edited to achieve the 'flawless skin' look
Chloe, you have completed some photoshop skills development, using tools that will prove invaluable when it comes to the construction of your main task. Well done.
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