Description

Suitable for organizing personal photography, independent publishing, exhibition practice, and lifestyle visual work. Even when the original image has an ordinary composition, a cluttered background, or a small subject, you can reestablish a focal point through reduction, recombination, cropping, and changes in scale—instead of simply applying a filter to the photo. In the second half, extract only the most recognizable subject, contours, structures, gestures, and narrative relationships from the photo, then reconstruct them as a hand-drawn, textured flat illustration. Do not copy the photo in full, redraw every object literally, or retain a cluttered background. Actively remove most irrelevant information, keeping only the visual memory points that best represent the original objects and theme. Through further reduction, recombination, cropping, changes in scale, and negative space, re-direct the original image into a more coherent finished work.