Week 2: Lucky Dip

In this edits there is 2 different layers, i don't really like the colours used, but i like how the colours come through the grey image that i put on the bottom of the image. There are a few shapes from the other layer that come through the grey image as well, i recon that looks good. 

I used the original of this image in the image above, but i found that the out come of this image looks kind of spacey, i dont often like to many colours, but the blues and the purples really make this image.

Again, im not a fan of too many colours, but this edit reminds me of the goggles that soldiers use in the dark, wet forests to see enemies. 

One of my first edits, then i put a black background around it to see what it would look like. I like it, it really emphasises the colours in the edit, but i probably prefer a white background just so its not so bold.

Just the image above but the colours are the other way around.

It was hard working with this scan, only because there was mostly text, i don't like the result of this edits, i tried to keep editing this scan, but the rest were rubbish.

This scan was interesting to experiment with, the patchiness of the edits i found were really cool. The warm colours are a good contrast with the very few cold colours that i used.

I only like the lime green and red used in this edit, they look really good against each other.

more edits

more edits, with too much colours 

Winston taught us how to use coloured layers and a setting that changes the colours in the image. The editing and experimenting was really interesting. I didn't put this into a book but if i could i would mage the images full bleed especially the colourfull ones.