I have used a collection of my own images to experiment briefly with the techniques I learnt about matte painting. The original images I used are shown below, along with some screenshots of my process.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjMKUPFWHPfHtzs1RgJ9q4n4FfwXUqo_UBKurB6lGZusZ0cd2UccyouQVr77i2Vzrz5e4TKiEPyV5QKQHeYICWGc3oqWXeuQEDdPbkgxhuGrPnMpSpZPjnqGxeMCdr9EtR5U2caLoKL47K1/s400/Original+Photos.jpg) |
Original Images |
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Screenshots |
Below are the two completed images I have at the end of my experimentation.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjF0TQnkIxo8U7kfhmfYJyykP6SlGw-tGGHuCHda8OerGzm_L30xGNRjday6pP96J6nYRMl0nJ3b6yqHHP9L19eh8xTdEzKL7ku_LaiqF3B35nqEzpb8IfNstlTOsA3wj-bAcuPCd8Fga3n/s400/Piece1.5.jpg) |
Image One |
These two images are very rough, but I have learnt a lot from the process. I can see how important it is to get the edges right on each image; otherwise the join is very obvious, which is not the aim. If I had a wider range of images at my disposal, the pieces would be more interesting, but I wanted to be sure to use original photographs of my own. It will also help to have a clear idea of what I want at the end of the project; this was a brief task, but I can see where the problems may occur. These images were created quite quickly, which is a benefit of this technique, but I will be sure to pay close attention to every detail during the creation of my illustrations.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh_2IptqPC4rsF_FlMmgeyIHZvkum2mQJwLXi7IYNemsCV0Nw0GyDal0PRerukhRsWLlIsm_QPRFhOHBQ-hIo33rv73q0QsSLNBpw_B6VuGJkCTA8MylqxHsCKwaG4OZEwGh9kM1Eesgg_q/s400/Piece1.jpg) |
Image Two |
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