10 Aug. 27, 2024 AGO Abstracts
In this session, I will take you by the hand and walk you through the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). It is a breathtaking and fascinating building with a wooden staircase that I found mesmerizing. I was determined to capture this building in a series of abstracts and that is what I will show in this session.
Part of my challenge in this series was the colour adjustments, to keep the original wood or to display the series in B&W to emphasize form. I ended up marrying the two and I will demonstrate how I did that.
Pre-requisite post-processing knowledge:
An artistic eye that appreciates curves and geometry!
Sharon’s usual, Pen tool, Gradients and Vector Masks.
Please join me on my journey to exercise my abstract muscles!
In this session, I will take you by the hand and walk you through the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). It is a breathtaking and fascinating building with a wooden staircase that I found mesmerizing. I was determined to capture this building in a series of abstracts and that is what I will show in this session.
Part of my challenge in this series was the colour adjustments, to keep the original wood or to display the series in B&W to emphasize form. I ended up marrying the two and I will demonstrate how I did that.
Pre-requisite post-processing knowledge:
An artistic eye that appreciates curves and geometry!
Sharon’s usual, Pen tool, Gradients and Vector Masks.
Please join me on my journey to exercise my abstract muscles!
In this session, I will take you by the hand and walk you through the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). It is a breathtaking and fascinating building with a wooden staircase that I found mesmerizing. I was determined to capture this building in a series of abstracts and that is what I will show in this session.
Part of my challenge in this series was the colour adjustments, to keep the original wood or to display the series in B&W to emphasize form. I ended up marrying the two and I will demonstrate how I did that.
Pre-requisite post-processing knowledge:
An artistic eye that appreciates curves and geometry!
Sharon’s usual, Pen tool, Gradients and Vector Masks.
Please join me on my journey to exercise my abstract muscles!