More Badge Experiments

More Colourful Experiments

Here are some more experiments with the badge photoshoot, using photoshop and again experimenting with Hue Saturations and Blend modes to see what I can create and see different ways I can experiment and develop my work and to find more ways of experimenting on my journey throughout the project. 

Here is some examples of what I created below: 

 

With these experiments I decided to create pieces containing imagery of the badges incorporated with duplicate reflection aesthetic imagery of the badges in the pink and purple hue saturations.  I decided to experiment with that out of artistic scientific curiosity to see what imagery I can create.

Another colour change Pop Art aesthetic imagery of my button badges

I developed these images further by changing the hue saturations completely with the background and the foreground imagery of these pieces and these images here is what I did to develop these,  I used the Hard Mix and a Exposure blend modes to develop the imagery this way.

More Colourful Experiments

With these pieces I here I developed these experiments where I continue to investigate with this imagery further by creating more imagery full of trial and error looking at various hue saturations and blend modes on photoshop, likewise the majority of the experimental imagery of my badge collection. Here is more of the images I created below.

Button Badge Experiments

Button badge experiments with Black, yellow, whites and reds with a pop-art aesthetic. More imagery in the aesthetic of Lichtenstein and Warhol. 

Darker experiments on image above. 

With this imagery I continued with the aesthetic of giving an holographic artwork with my badge collection with a further experiment using Hue saturations and Blend modes on Photoshop.

This here is another Iconic poppet aesthetic  experimentation, where I have continued to experiment with the hue saturations and blend modes.

Colourful Pop-art imagery of my button badges

Experimented on hue saturations and blend modes to get this clever, exciting iconic effects where you can see many badges from recognisable faces and iconic trends, makes me question if I could be the next Pop artist with this kind of imagery.

A flipped variation of imagery above, where the image is rotated and a slight change of the Saturation Hues, for the reasons of trail and error.

More pop art aesthetic imagery of my button badges- further development in the colour region looking heavily at hue saturations and blend modes, due to my likings of the colour theory which also got me into the idea of experimenting with this imagery. 

Another experimental development inspired by the imagery above looking at colour and blend modes and textures. 

More imagery of iconic colourful Pop Art Button Badge art

Another variation of Pop-art aesthetic Button Badge art

 

An overlaid imagery incorporating the photo of Enamel Pins and Enamel Pins as a collaborative representative from my photoshoot to then overlay and add a lightened layer over the top of where the metal pins were and then have the button badges as a background which I had mixed feelings for as I think this image is a bit on the too chaotic side for my liking but was still good to just experiment to see what I can create to put my skills of developing photos on Photoshop to the test. 

Over-layered imagery with button badges and enamel pins from photoshoot of my collection- developed further on Photoshop.

Here is a Lightened version of the image above. Just to see if the image would look better as a  lightened background or a darker backdrop to see what would be the better aesthetic. Which unfortunately I didn't like these experiments as much as I hoped because I felt I used the wrong photos combined together in these two experiments above, which unfortunately  didn't work for my liking but was still good to create imagery for trail 

and error. 

Experiments with Spiral art & Button Badges

With this imagery here I chose another photo from my photoshoot of how I displayed my imagery by photographing them in a spiral like pattern, I decided to develop the imagery further on Photoshop again looking at the themes of hue saturations for the love of experimenting with colour and with blend modes to make my imagery look more exciting audience's eyes, which in this case is still a deciphering decision between children and teens and here is the imagery below.

Colourful pop art imagery in a duo reflective imagery full of colourful hues, tones at a high range of saturation where I experimented again with the hue saturation and of course the blend modes, to make this imagery look more iconic and exciting and to explore this imagery further by developing it by turning it into photographic artworks. 

Darkened blend mode of imagery above, with darker and lower range of saturation with more bold colours in a hard mix blended texture with fewer colours in this image. to experiment further with the imagery for the sake of trial and error,

A much lighter variation with more colours, full of various colour tints and tones giving the reflective puddle reflective imagery with a high hue saturation and a brightened blend mode. Which is the paradox imagery to the image above.

 

More multicolour spiral pattern imagery of button badges above.

Colourful imagery with various hue saturated tones to create the imagery of my badges along with the blend modes of hard mix and the illusional aesthetic these images very much remind me of the patterns you see in the children's microscope with the holographic sequin imagery you see as a optical illusion. 

 

Here is a couple more experiments with a different colour pallet but at both anticlockwise variation and of course the clockwise version seeing what the imagery would look like at both directions. 

 

Red Hue saturated imagery of the spiral imagery both in anti clockwise and clockwise directed imagery.  I went for this because I liked the aesthetic of thus imagery with the red hue saturated colouring for this piece it made the images simplistic and therefore was effective for my liking.