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Summary: Polaroid machines can create instant artwork. Get tips on Polaroid collages from a professional photographer in this free photography video.
Anthony Maddaloni is a professional photographer from Austin, Texas. A New York native, he moved to Austin 10 years ago after graduating from Purchase College in New York. He has...read more
"Ok. So, now I have my Polaroid that I've pulled from the back. My little quick collage there. Wow, pretty strange looking. I like strange looking collages. So, that's my little instant artwork. Now, of course I'll probably work back at it. I'd really like to see the other woman's face cut in across through there. But, this is part of what I like doing about collage. Now, I can even make this a Polaroid transfer. So, I don't really even need a picture. All I need is my imagination, some old magazines. Heck, I've even used drawings that I've made. But, I actually kind of like this one. So, I am going to make a Polaroid transfer out of it. I'm going to show you how that looks. And, then I'm also going to do a Polaroid lift. Which means, that I'm going to boil the emotion off of this and stretch it out onto a piece of watercolor paper."
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