FAMILY DOG TREE

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Original Size: 12 x 8.5

Resolution: 72

Kind: JPeg (Very High)

MORE THOUGHTS 

SIZE AND COMPRESSION

Here are the images that really sold me on this book.

Super simple images of different kinds of dogs with different shapes and no black outlines.

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Original size 

16 x 23

Resolution 72

Visual Pop ink Pop Culture

These images are printed on the reverse side of the front cover. Note, repeats in color and design boxes but for the most part you can not see the repeat of the dogs.  All dogs have decided shapes but all work is consistent and no one one dominates over another image. 

Understanding 

Scans and Sizes

size 17 by 22

This scan took me three tries. The setting on 

"Save for Web" jpeg - quality set to (Very High).

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Scanning

1st scan - crooked

2nd scan - o.k. save as (tiff to photoshop)

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Why?

I keep looking at the tree silhouetted in the background.  Since I've been working on forests I need some trees that clearly show environment. Note there is only one tree and  ditto for the foreground element: Tree Branch. No black outlines anywhere give the picture freedom of color.

POP INK

This is a paint by number painting I got from the book "Fluffy Humpy Poopy Puppy". It's Charles Spencer Anderson's book in a series called POP INK Visual Pop Culture.  Pop ink merges low art and high design into visual statement, removing them from their original environment renews everything in strange way.

I liked when I read Anderson, "In design, form and function are not opposing ideas. Form lends interest and beauty to the function. Function adds utility and meaning to the form. Good design is effective both aesthetically and functionally."