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Hey Nino,
I also did something similar with my first image and feel like both ideas can bounce back from each other. I liked how you explained the purpose of both and the images signified exactly just that. To make this piece a bit more engaging for the first image maybe adding more effects so the message is a bit more clear as I want to do the same with mine.
Hey Nino,
The topics for both projects are good. The second image won’t work, though. This is because the job here is to CREATE an image, not to borrow an image. So you’ll need to build this one yourself. It’s ok to incorporate outside images into your own mashup but you can’t take a whole thing from somewhere else wholesale.
For the first image, I wonder if you can do something besides Barbie. I mean Barbie has been around since the 50’s. If you want to make a comment about beauty affecting your particular generation then it might be worth finding contemporary images that particularly address your generation. Beauty and body image is something that has been done A LOT, so you definetely want to have your own original take.
Hi Nino I like what you did with the first image I would try to add more elements of social media into the image like instagram.
Hi Nino,
I like what you did with the first image I would try to add more elements of social media into the image like instagram.