Multi-Frame

Artist Statement

For this project, I had to make multi frame collages. The goal of this project was to cohesively put together different images, meaning that they shared similar aspects without looking like parts of the same image. Some of the images also play with changes in time between frames. To achieve this, I looked through my personal photo library and found pairs or groups of images that I had taken in the same place, but that each had different perspectives of the consistent landscape. Then, I imported groups of similar images into Picmonkey and used the collage feature. After choosing the layout of the frames, I placed the images into the frames and positioned them to look cohesive, but not so similar that they looked like one image. For some of the frames, I edited photos to make the lighting and the exposures more cohesive, and I also rotated some and put others in black and white. After doing this, I chose the frame thickness and color that fitted the images best. Usually this was a thin black and white frame. These steps created the desired products. However, if I had more time to enhance my photos, I would individually edit some images to be more precisely cohesive.