Degraded Image

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My original image - a much needed escape from the cold of Boone. This is on Christmas day in Florida! 1

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I then coated the image with ten layers of Acrylic Gel Medium. 2

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Once the layers dried, I set the image in lukewarm water and removed the original paper backing. What you see here is the ink transfer. 3

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Next, I removed the water portion of the gel transfer. 4

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Inspired by a rainy day, I cut the section of water into individual droplets. 5

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I'm anticipating a very unlucky semester, as I pasted the gel water droplets to a red umbrella...inside my apartment. 6

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A kind and curious neighbor agreed to take this photograph of me beside a motorcycle with the decorated umbrella. 7

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Photoshop compensated for my inability to reproduce a painting of the photograph. A fresco filter immediately produced what I envisioned. 8

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After resizing, I inserted the image into a coaster. Ironic image for a coaster, don't you think? 9

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I inserted the remainder of my gel image into a water jug with a tap. 10

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Without food dye, I resorted to wine for coloring. A dilution of wine made its way to the cloud partition. 11

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I took the previous two elements and a martini glass into the photo studio to create this lens flare effect. It was printed, then burned. 12

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I cut the result into diagonal strips. 13

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I rolled the strips onto cigarettes in an alternating pattern. 14

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To ensure they would not be smoked, I lit each of them on my apartment railing until unusable. 15

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I re-packaged the finished product and strategically placed it in front of a smoking prohibited sign on campus. 16

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A comparison – The first photograph was based in aesthetics. The final was more of a statement. Final