Photo Collages
Extract from Draw Paint Print like the Great Artists • By Marion Deuchars • Published by Laurence King
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Draw Paint Print like the Great Artists
David Hockney made photo collages called 'joiners' of people, landscape and objects.
His first joiners were made with polaroid prints, which were square shaped. Later he used regular photo-lab rectangular prints (but you can print your own.) Hockney's photo collages are very much like cubist paintings. In cubist artwork the subject is seen from many different angles at the same time.
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Step 1I took 9 photographs of this boy from all different angles. I cut them up, cropping into them, then I joined them together like a puzzle.
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Step 2Using a grid of squares is also an effective way of creating a cubist, Hockney-like collage.
I used several photographs to make this collage of a swimming pool.
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Step 3Collect photographs (or look for photos from magazines) of water to complete the picture. They don't have to be the same blue - in fact, the more varied the better. Try not to lose the black line of the grid. This helps pull the image together.
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