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David Hockney was born in 1937, where he grew up in Bradford, Yorkshire as the fourth of five children. He works in Los Angeles, where he found much inspiration. Hockney is known for his photo collages, paintings, prints, crafts, and stage designs, and is a known contributor to the Pop Art movement. The "Hockney Style" photo I created emulates his photo collage style by having an amalgamation of photos that combine to create a sort of coherent piece.

To create the Hockey style photos, I first took about 9 photos of one subject, each with varying angles and points of focus. Once that was done, I created a custom document in Photoshop in 14x11 size. I opened each photo individually in Photoshop. Using the 'Move" tool, I moved each photo one at a time to the blank document layer, scaling the photo down as I did so. I would use the "Move" tool to adjust the position of each separate photo to where it would appear more coherent. If one layer looked better, I moved one layer over another to make things look more coherent. Once I was happy, I merged layers and saved.

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Compositional Rule: Symmetry

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Compositional Rule: Framing