Module Twelve:Concept Image

Module Twelve: Concept Image with Text
This Module will introduce you to using the Type (text) tools in Photoshop.
Kara H. doing an outstanding job on incorporating text into one of her images	Start with an image that has a strong concept (deeper meaning). Tweak the image as needed. Decide what word is going to help provide visual as well as insightful information relevant to the concept of your photograph. When selecting a word: Avoid labeling (dog) and/or naming (Spot) Try human emotions (fear), ideals (beauty), "isms" (Commercialism), and larger ideas (Preservation) or theories. For example, The word Industrialism incorporated in an image of smoke stacks.
Nicole K. incorporating a word that helps the viewer "feel" her intentions for the image	PhotoShop Resources: Type Tool
Module Twelve Assignment: 1. Select an image that you took that has a strong conceptual message. 2. Tweak the image as needed in Photoshop. 3. Using the Type Tool incorporate into the composition a word (phrase) that would reveal your message to the viewer. Select specific fonts, colors, placement and warp options for the text; each choice should support the message! 4. Upload the original image as well as your "Concept Image" to your FlickR account (20 pts.) Note You should have 2 images in this Module Set*