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First World War

Remembrance

Artists:Ian Dodds,

Paul Smith Photographer

Propaganda posters

War Artists

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da

Post

ers

Photo Manipulation

Artist’s: Fiddle Oak, Kyle

Thompson, Lissy Elly

Fiddl

e Oa

k

Theme: Enlarged world, Miniature world, Fantasy

world, World with no limits.

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and

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to a

qui

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peop

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arou

nd

feel

lik

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min

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owar

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he w

orld

. He

mak

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cing

imag

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at w

ould

n’t

be p

ossib

le w

ith ju

st a

cam

era.

Fiddle Oak plays with surreal images and enlarges their

scale to a quite making people around feel like a miniature

size towards the world. He makes convincing images that

wouldn’t be possible with just a camera.

Lissy Elly

Lissy Elly wander between a tall forest and a cornfield

imagining terribly impossible things and scribbling in

journals about how to make them real. She tries to learn

how to Levitate as well as do ballet. In a way she

creates images and unintentionally creates supernatural

emotions as she tries to do her

Themes: Levitation,

Paranormal, Supernatural,

Horror, Freedom.

Photo’s showing impossible

ballet positions

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Themes: Isolated,

Supernatural, Mentally impaired,

How has Fiddle

Oak Inspired me?

•Fiddle Oak explores with objects of nature

alternates the sizes between humanity and the

world, he plays with realist objects and enlarges

their scale to a substantial amount making people

around feel like a miniature size object towards

the world. He makes convincing images that

wouldn’t be possible with just a camera.

•They teach you to watch your step, and to stop

and see that there is an entire universe right in

front of you. Fiddle Oak’s photographs and words

inspire journeys from reality to fantasy, dreams

and wonder.