Edvard Munch Fake Photoshop Assignment #2

 


This is what I came up with for my photoshop assignment #2. This is a modern day fake inspired by Edvard Munch. I had quite a bit of fun coming up with different images on Midjourney to create this final product. I started with the astronaut screaming which I felt was a cool modern play on the original scream image. I liked the idea of a human looking into another dimension in fear, while beings from that dimension mock him. The other dimension I created was supposed to be an Edvard Munch inspired world with creepy creatures in his paint style. I also included the scream as I felt it is the staple of Edvard Munch's most famous work.

Ultimately I liked how it turned out. I felt I had a better image before trying to forcefully add items to the photo, but either way it looks cool.

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