Filmstrip Perspective by odie
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A bit of fun in Photoshop making my own filmstrip and adding images from a project I was assigned. The gradient background took longer than the filmstrip!!
Now that it is done it will be the header on the invoice.
Have a great week, all.
Jodie
Comments (18)
Outstanding work Jodie. God Bless.
Superb work on this film strip
Nice effect. And what an effective header!
Well done!
That is cool! :)
The project turned out great looking to me I'd give you an A for it.........:) Hugs Susan~
OMG, what sorcery is this? Terrific bit of articulation in this novel image, Jodie! In contrast, if this was my assignment I would have used automobiles as subject matter.
Beautiful creation.
Excellent work!
wonderful looking
lovely!!!
Outstanding! Is this a free PS action or paid?
That
s awesome Jodie! I like this idea and such lovely little ladies there together in the center of the film strip! Looks great, I think youve done a super job with this project!You did a great job on this [^____^] Cheers, Roger
brilliant work!!! I sure don't miss the film days, I am glad I had the experience of learning the process, the chemicals baths, and all that fun stuff lol. What a difference photography is now, much more fun in my opinion. Happy Mothers day to you!!
great work !
I thought I had commented on this, but I see I didn't. But what I wanted to say when I saw this the first time, was that I know how much work it takes to make these types of images. If you didn't work hard on the filmstrip, I assume it's because you have much experience at such things; because it can be hard not only choosing the appropriate images (given that it's supposed to represent your school, your students, etc, and you want to choose the right images for that), but also to be sure the bends in the strip do justice to the images and don't distort them too much, etc. As for the time the gradient took, also understood: In projects like this, a lot of time can go into the seemingly smallest or simplest tasks, and sometimes just picking the right starter-hues can take some time. (In many of my past graphic assignments, I could spend a night going through every hue in the spectrum before I got the 'right' one.) It's an easeful natural piece, showing none of the labor involved, and your shadow and background hues are gentle and peaceful. Very gentle work, and the labor is nowhere visible (which, as you know, is a key to all fine art). Also, I can honestly say I've never had my work on an invoice before! I've even gotten onto ticket stubs (there's a goal to aim for!), but never an invoice...
Great work!