A Test of how the layers will look, still need to separate them by color

I designed a personal poster for my BFA show, in May, using the imagery that I compiled for the accordion book.

PRonto plate lithography is a non toxic print process that mimics the effects of stone lithography, which requires hazardous chemicals. The plates are so thin, you can print an image direct onto the plate from a laser jet printer and print a photographic image from that. I am going to try this process for the first time and use photoshop to design, register, and prepare a multicolor image that must will then be printed on an etching press.

These are the final images I chose to print, all cleaned up.

Really like how this turned out.

I love how this looks like an ink blot with only the handcuffed hands being recognizable

I am using the cops for a new image. I want to find a way to add more selective patterns in the back

The first image feel finished. Loved the masking tool and brush downloads. I had a hard time figuring out how to make the faces unrecognizable without totally deleting them. Next I want to try and create a more radial composition.

I like how this one is turning out with all of the layers. Need to continue to morph it an add more layers.

Working on the toaster, I have been having a lot of trouble getting used to the material. The pen tool has been a huge source of frustration to work with.

toaster image