based on — Allison Kobren — Communication Design
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Put the object in front of you. - — 2 —
Take 5 photographs, each at a different vantage point; The first photograph should be taken looking upwards at the subject, and the final photograph should be taken looking downwards at the subject. - — 3 —
Only one of the 5 photographs should be at eye level. - — 4 —
No re-do’s. All photos must be used in the composition, even if one is “ruined” (i.e., someone walked in front of the camera). - — 5 —
Crop the images to squares of same size and assemble them vertically. - — 6 —
Rotate object and repeat. - — 7 —
Rotate object and repeat. - — 4 —
Assemble your three “film strips” horizontally.
Allison Kobren is an AAS Communication Design candidate at Parsons School of Design. With a professional background as a healthcare provider, her approach to design is informed by research, close visual and behavioral observation, logic, and close attention to detail. (2019)
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