Nahomi Gomez

I did make some changes to my sequence book. I decreased the number of pages from 16 to 12. I also made it look more like an actual book by starting the first image on the right side and ending… Continue Reading →

The fold out troubleshooting lesson in class seemed simple and easy to replicate. Unfortunately, I faced many problems making this prototype. My measurements were not adding up in InDesign. I added bleed at first because that is what we did… Continue Reading →

I created my storyboard or the thumbnails of what my book would look like. I have it attached at the bottom. Because it was made in InDesign it does not include the two fold outs that will be placed on… Continue Reading →

I went out and photographed more this weekend.The first attempt of this weekend did not go so well because I was caught in the pouring rain. I went back on Sunday to the greenbelt but this time I had somewhat… Continue Reading →

After the book making workshop I realized I didn’t like the 8 ½ by 5 ½ sized book. I felt the shape of the book would stretch out images vertically. I liked the idea of having the book be in… Continue Reading →

The sequence movie 2 was very interesting. It was entertaining and made me think about the scenes and what was happening in them. It had me pausing and reflecting on what had just occurred. In a way it made my… Continue Reading →

In order to take the last set of collages to the next level, I decided to incorporate some 3D aspect. I kept abstraction, negative space, and harmony in the back of my mind. The final collages were the result of… Continue Reading →

For this set of collages, I decided to focus on abstraction. In order to make the collages appear less literal, I cut out pieces of photographs so that they were not completely recognizable. Based on the previous critique, I incorporated negative… Continue Reading →

I noticed three themes when looking through my gestalt images: Nature, City, and Art. I decided to pursue these themes for the harmonious collage project. I went back to South Congress and took more photographs that related to the themes…. Continue Reading →

In the third round of photographing South Congress, I noticed that I had more trouble because I knew I had to hone in on a theme. The Gestalt laws, some understood and some unclear, made it difficult for me to… Continue Reading →