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Saiman Chow is a New York based designer and director. Chow had an interest in manga and ghosts from a young age and by the age of fifteen he moved to Los Angeles and studied at the Art Centre College Of Design to study illustration and design at the age of 15. Saiman Chow is a smart and creative designer and most of his work is inspired by his Asian heritage, food and humour and he has created many stop motion projects in his life. I found a piece of work on the website its nice that with the article “Saiman Chow adopts a psychedelic vibe for his editorial illustrations” here is the link for this website at https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/saiman-chow-illustration-121017 . You can also view his work on his website at http://www.saimanchow.com/.

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Here Is one of Saiman Chows illustrations which he designed for Coachella Magazine. The palm trees in this illustration inspired one of my themes to be on nature.

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This is another illustration by Saiman Chow which he designed for Okwui Okpokwasili Explores Politics and the Body.

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This animation designed by Saiman Chow shows the rock band Tame Impala in one of his animations. This gave me the idea of making normal everyday themes and editing them with saturation and colour

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This is another illustration created by Saiman chow this illustration inspired me to include some architecture of the horse heads at The Kelpies in Falkirk because the metallic shine on the monsters face and the ridged edges reminded me of the ridges on the back of the horses head.

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This photograph was edited using photoshop I edited the hue/saturation on this photograph. I set the hue to -40, set the saturation to +76 and set the lightness to -6. I like hoe I edited this photograph because it looks bright and psychodelic and uses the same colours as the Tame Impala animation.

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My Self Portrait, Forth Valley College, May 2017

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My Self Portrait, Forth Valley College, May 2017

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This is a self portrait that I drew of myself a few months ago and I edited it by using photoshop to change the hue/saturation. I set the hue to -33, then I set the saturation to +74 and put the lightness to -19. I like how I edited this photograph because it made the colours pop and it linked to the pink and teal colours used in the Poor Peoples TV Room illustration.

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Here is the photograph before it was edited using Photoshop.

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My Self Portrait, Forth Valley College, May 2017

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My Self Portrait, Forth Valley College, May 2017

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Here is the photograph before it was edited using Photoshop.

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Totem Pole, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Totem Pole, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is the photograph before it was edited using Photoshop.

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Totem Pole, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Totem Pole, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is a photograph that I took of an Arctic totem pole that I took on a family outing. I edited this photograph by using Photoshop by changing the hue/saturation. At the second bar at the top I changed the magenta's by setting the hue to -35, the saturation to +45 and the lightness to +24. I then changed the second bar at the top to blues set the hue to +118, set the saturation to -46 and changed the lightness to -30. For the yellows I set the hue to +122. For the reds I set the hue to -41, the saturation was set to -10 and the lightness was set to -11. I like how all the colours of the totem pole jump out and don't fade into one another.

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Here is the photograph before it was edited using Photoshop.

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Fish, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Fish, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is a photograph of two fish that I also took whilst I was on a family outing. I edited this photo by using Photoshop and I changed the hue/saturation again in order to add some colour to the fish. What I did was I put the hue to -28, the saturation to +69 and the lightness to -29. I like this photograph because the greenish blue of the fish pop up from the dark red background creating contrast.

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This is a photograph of a buttefly that I managed to take a photograph on while I was hill walking. I have edited this photograph by editing the hue/saturation on Photoshop. I set the hue to +180, set the saturation to +59 and set the lightness to +6. I like how I have edited this photograph because it pops out from the photo and looks completely different to the original photograph, it also links to the cold colours used in the Poor People's TV Room illustration.

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Eagle, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Eagle, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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This was a photograph that I took on a family outing which I used Photoshop to edit. I edited this photograph by changing the hue/saturation. I set the hue to +143, set the saturation to +71 and then set the lightness to -34. I really like this photograph because it looks cool and funky and the colours link in with the Tame Impala animation.

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Eagle, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Eagle, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is a photograph of the eagle before I edited it with Photoshop.

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Fish, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Fish, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is a photograph before I editing with Photoshop.

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The Kelpies, Two Horse Heads, Falkirk, August 2017

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The Kelpies, Two Horse Heads, Falkirk, August 2017

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This is a photograph that I took on a visit to the Kelpies on a hot summers day. I edited this photograph on Photoshop by changing the hue/saturation. I set the hue to +88, then set the saturation to +42 and then set the lightness to +5. I really like this photo because the pink and blue link into all the illustrations of Saiman Chow's work.

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Here is the photograph before it was edited with Photoshop.

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Mini Daisies, Knightswood, Glasgow, October 2017

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Mini Daisies, Knightswood, Glasgow, October 2017

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Here is a photograph of the daisies before they were edited.

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Mini Daisies, Knightswood, Glasgow, October 2017

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Mini Daisies, Knightswood, Glasgow, October 2017

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I took this photograph when I was in Glasgow its a photograph of a bunch of flowers and I edited them by changing the hue/saturation on Photoshop. I set the hue to -73, then set the saturation to +51 and set the lightness to -16. I really like this photograph because the pink and purples compliment one another and the photograph also links with the colouring of the Coachella Magazine illustration.

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The Kelpies, Two Horse Heads, Falkirk, August 2017

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The Kelpies, Two Horse Heads, Falkirk, August 2017

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Here is the photograph of the two horse heads before it was edited.

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Here is a photograph of flowers that I took in my home and edited using Photoshop by changing the hue/saturation. I set the hue to -180, I then set the saturation to +31 and set the lightness to -14. I really like this photograph because it looks the exact opposite of what it used to look like and completely contrasts with the original photograph, I also like how the colours link with the gloomy blues of the Poor People's TV Room illustration.

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Flowers and Leaves, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Flowers and Leaves, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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This is a photograph of leaves and flowers that I took in the grounds of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. I edited this photograph by using Photoshop to edit the hue/saturation. I edited the hue by setting it to -45, I then set the saturation to +37 and then put the lightness to -15. I like this photograph because all the colours are bright and warm which catches the viewers attention.

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Horse Face, The Kelpies, Falkirk, August 2017

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Horse Face, The Kelpies, Falkirk, August 2017

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Here is the photograph of the horse face before I edited it using Photoshop.

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Here is the photograph of the sunflower before it was edited using Photoshop.

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Flowers and Leaves, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Flowers and Leaves, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, September 2017

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Here is a photograph before I edited it using Photoshop.

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Horse Face, The Kelpies, Falkirk, August 2017

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Horse Face, The Kelpies, Falkirk, August 2017

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Here is a photograph that I took on a warm summers day out when I was visiting the Kelpies. I edited this photograph by changing the hue/saturation on Photoshop. I changed the hue to -100, set the saturation to +62 and then set the lightness to -26. I like this photograph because it links with the MIT Technology Review illustration because of the metallic ridges and the green colour used on the leaf.

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Here is a photograph of a sunflower that my younger brother gave to me which I edited using Photoshop. For this photograph I edited the hue/saturation again, so I set the hue to -38, the saturation was set to +13 and the lightness was set to -8. I then selected the second icon on the top and changed the colour to green, secondly I set the hue to -104, I then set the saturation to +74 and then set the lightness to +3. I then put the second icon onto magenta's and set the hue to -36, the saturation to +94 and the lightness to +55. I like this photograph because the contrast from the orange, pink and blue make the sunflower pop out from the background, I also like how the pink and orange link into the Tame Impala animation