INTRODUCTION:
• README FIRST (136 kb)
WORKSHOP SESSION RECORDINGS
• Session 1 – Myths and Illusions
• Session 2 – Analysing Pictures
• Session 3 – Building Pictures
• Session 4 – Designing Pictures
• Session 5 – Creating Pictorial Affect
• Session 6 – Case Studies
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TUTORIALS:
• File Uploads – Upload images, questions, and topics for us to work on together.
UNDERSTANDING PICTURES RESOURCES:
• Complete Understanding Pictures Resources Package (36.9 mb)
INDIVIDUAL DOWNLOADS:
Overview:
• How to look at a picture – workshop summary (615 kb)
Critical Distinctions:
• How pictures come to represent more than they show (35 kb)
• Understanding Pictures Summary (50 kb)
• Understanding Colour Summary (44 kb)
• Elements of Coercion (39 kb)
• Relations of Ideas or Matters of Fact (251 kb)
Pictorial Design:
• The Elements and Principles of Pictorial Design (846 kb)
• LDSSTTHC (18 kb)
• The Spatial and Temporal Compositions (1.1 mb)
• Harmonic Intervals Notes (623 kb)
• Harmonic Intervals Photoshop Image (14.4 mb)
• Harmonic Intervals Affinity Photo Image (16 mb)
• On Luminosity (96 kb)
Analysis:
• Les Walkling Pictorial Design Photoshop_Actions (1 kb)
• Les Walkling Pictorial Design Affinity Photo Macros (1 kb)
• Installing Actions and Macros (53 kb)
Production:
• My Emotional Theory of Print Size (42 kb)
• My Emotional Theory of Aspect Ratios (378 kb)
• Drawing with a Lens – Perspective (1.0 mb)
• Five Compositions – Workflow Example (45 kb)
Colour Acuity:
• Are you seeing correct colour (59 kb)
• Kodak Wratten #90 Monochromatic Viewing Filter (URL)
References:
• The Elements and Principles of Pictorial Design Bibliography (70 kb)
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