Photography and Video Exchange

I think you have a good grasp on this technique of blending human skin with background color. I would be wary of light reflections on the skin, like in the bottom photo on the chin, as they disrupt the fluidity of the transformation.

Do the colors in these photographs have any significance? It reminds me of an American flag, which then makes me question the deeper meaning of the pieces. It might be interesting to work with colors/patterns that have established meanings (like flags, symbols, etc.).

I like the use of very contrasting colors and also agree with Monica’s comments about the deeper meaning these could have. I think this is a great exploration you are beginning on.
The face looks as if the paint was directly painted on the chin and the hand I am not sure if it is directly painted(sprayed) on the skin or placed on digitally. Each could be right or wrong, but if these are a series or being displayed together, I think the ‘look’ needs to match. Each photo displayed individually, it is not an issue, but if displayed together it gives to a very different affect, meaning and look of intention.

Very intriguing and interesting photos in which you are blending organic and geometric shapes together. The red and white are very contrast colors. Thought I would like to see more exploration of colors like analogous, complementary, and other color studies and see how it would affect your photographs. I do agree with the reflection on the chin, it disrupts the blending the body into the shapes because the created too many values and variation of colors. Eliminating the shadows would make these photos stronger.