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Saw a Photoshop tutorial on how to do twirl effect on photos. This is my first attempt. It's fun hehehehe
The bright colours of the flowers makes the vibe of this photo embody the summer season. Although, the most successful/visually striking aspect of this photograph is the way that the effect I chose, creates a reflections without losing the meaning of the photo and masking what it truly is (a gazebo).
These are my final four illustrations drawn in pen over acrylic paint through a gradient effect with a sponge. They're my development ideas from my Indian Summer themed mood-board, which focused on texture, blending, focal point and direction. My inspiration was taken from Hilda Glasgow and Lucia Emanuela Curzi's rush effect from blotches to dabbing in an inky pen to a gradual sponge effect.
However, I interpreted this by using Indian Summer colours, giving me the idea to tye-dye/naturally dye my light weight material followed by having curved edges, fitted shape and flare.
- Stephanie Ferreira
- BTEC Level 3 Fashion Design and Textiles Subsidiary Diploma at Barking and Dagenham College.
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The Hawthorne Effect applies to a situation when a manager expresses interest in an employee and observes them. This attention acts as a psychological stimulus for that employee, compelling them to increase their productivity. The manager’s behavior inherently affects the worker’s level of performance.
We caught this picture of the manager of Walgreens doing his annual review on employees. He was examining the way his employees do their daily tasks, and through his monitoring, the employee raised his level of performance. The abilities of the employee seemed to heighten through the manager’s specific attention on him.
Looking inland up White Lake Channel between Lake Michigan (behind) and White Lake (ahead). Whitehall, Michigan.
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