Element Descriptor
Being able to do things to existing images is useful for layout, satire, spoofing etc.
Level descriptors
Novice | Practitioner | Expert | Ninja |
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Use GIMP/photoshop to make basic changes to an image (add speech bubble, transpose heads) Understands vectors versus raster understands jpg/gif/png able to generate “memes” from online templates | Able to make complex changes to an image, correcting for scale, colour, orientation, with some help/advice. | Able to capture, manipulate/spoof images so they appear, to the naked eye, unchanged. Able to help novices and practitioners develop their skills | Instantly and efficiently create spoof images, from different formats, under time pressure, passing on skills to lesser mortals in ways likely to “stick”. |
Element Overview Essay
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The reason this is done badly is that people are either not familiar with image manipulation packages or they’re too familiar and take too long to get a basic job done.
The consequences are that we miss out on some fun spoofs of movie posters and all the rest.
And the fixes are to just get in there and make some basic spoof images for shits and giggles.