LIM PEI NI'S BLOG

Week 3 Practical - Collage Design (Digital) Reflection: This week, I've been practicing using the pen tool to crop out specific portions of the image. Draw around the element using the pen tool first, then click on the command while clicking at the layer, copy the image, and paste it. In order to obtain the specific element I desire. Additionally, I can skip some laborious stages by utilizing the magic wand tool to crop off the components with a white backdrop instead of a pen tool. At the same time, I discovered how to change the image's angle. Use command+T, for instance, to change the angle. It may also use right-clicking to choose other options, such as horizontal/vertical flip or 90-degree flip, which helps.   Below are the compositions of my digital collage: Composition #1 Composition #2 Composition #3 After I submitted these compositions, I get feedback from sir, and he suggests me to take composition #3 as my best composition for the next practical exercise.

Week 2 Practical - Collage Design Reflection: To create this collage design, at first, I tried to find out some gathered materials and collect a variety of materials such as magazines, photographs, and other printed materials. I use scissors to cut out the elements that I want to use in my collage. After that, I started to plan my composition by determining the layout and composition of my collage. I tried to sketch out my ideas and experiment with arranging my materials on a surface until I find a design I like. After I submitted my pre-composition for feedback, I get the suggestion from sir to choose the first pre-composition as my final composition. Therefore, I use glue stick adhesive to attach my elements to an A4 blank paper surface.  Below are the pre-compositions of my physical collage design: Pre-Composition #1 (FINAL COMPOSITION) Pre-Composition #2  Pre-Composition #3 In this week, I have learned to create a physical collage, which is a hands-on process that allows me to get