Monday, December 18, 2017

Assignment: Art Show Logo Contest

As you may have been informed, in lieu of our JFKMHS Art Show, we will be hosting a district show at Woodbridge Community Center on May 10.  JFK and WHS are competing to have students create a logo in their classes. The winner will have their logo used for the annual event as well as printed in the Woodbridge Corner and various flyers, etc advertising the show. 


Logo should contain the words:
Woodbridge Township
Celebration of the Arts
*Can contain the Kennedy and WHS logo, but doesn't have to.
*Celebration of the Arts should be the primary focus
* Please submit logo in PHOTOSHOP FORMAT via GOOGLEDRIVE

FILE MUST BE LABELED LASTNAME_JFK_ARTLOGO



DUE By:
January 9, 2018

Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Tutorial: Colorize an object in Black & White photo




Use this link to follow directions! You may use any color photo you have!


And here's what the selective color effect will look like with the overall image converted to black and white, leaving only the woman's red dress in color.

Thursday, December 7, 2017

Assignment: Famous Photographer Research

DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!!!!!!!!

This assignment is a way to become accustomed to writing about art, interpreting and analyzing artwork produced by prominent photographers throughout history.  Through this research you will become more familiar with an artist’s style, process, and technique.  Each of you will use this research as a source while completing a photo assignment by emulating your photographer’s unique style.

DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!!!!!!!!

You must sign up and commit to a photographer with Mrs. Rotella.  You cannot have the same photographer as anyone else in your class.  Please make sure these photos are school appropriate.


DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!!!!!!!!

Here link to lists of famous photographers: Link and Link
Here is the LINK to select your photographer form to let me know what photographer you will be using.


You will be creating is a blog post (Major) and a poster (Minor) to share with your classmates. 
You will have your blog post spelling and grammar checked and posted by 12/13/17 and your poster is due submitted via email AS AN ATTACHMENT to rachael.rotella@woodbridge.k12.nj.us

DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!!!!!!!!

Jerry Uelsmann

Section 1:  Brief Biography

This section should include relevant information about the photographer, including when and where the photographer lived and produced art.  The biography should contain information relating to his or her artwork, as opposed to trivial facts.  Life events that influenced, changed, or made any sort of impact on the photographer’s artwork should be included in this biography.  Do not get overwhelmed with the little details of the photographer’s life.  Instead focus on the bigger picture – what shaped his or her unique style of taking and making photographs.

Untitled, 1982
 Section 2:  Artwork

This section should discuss style, process, techniques, common subject matter, and common themes of your photographer’s work.  Make sure to note if there are any significant shifts or changes in any of these elements throughout your artist’s life.    Discuss the different locations of their photography, who or what influenced their artwork, and most importantly discuss their UNIQUE STYLE.

Journey into Night, 2006

 Section 3:  Analysis

Select 5 specific photos completed by your photographer that you will like to investigate and discuss further.  Describe such things as composition, style, subject matter, concept and your thoughts and feeling.  Be specific.  These photographs will be the basis for your recreations.  Make sure you save clear copies of the selected photographs.

Section 4:  Plan

Write a plan of what you will do in order to create a poster in the photographer's style.  Be specific.  Describe the images, fonts, wording, etc.  YOUR POSTERS SHOULD HAVE A CLEAR CONNECTIONS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S WORK. Work in 300 resolution, RGB and have image size be AT LEAST 13x19 inches.


DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!!!!!!!!

Friday, December 1, 2017

PS Tutorial: Pop Art Portrait



Using the LINK here, use a photo of yourself (or anyone, really) to make a Pop Art inspired portrait. YOU WILL POST TO YOUR BLOG FOR CREDIT.