I tried to create more contrast by making the figure a brighter blue and changing the filter on myself. I replaced the eyes in the background. I'm torn between two options: making the figure seem transparent or not. In the one that seems transparent (left), the eyes are a very low opacity; I tried to make them not interfere with the figure's own eyes. I also added a blur to the figure to make it seem a bit more ghastly.
I decided to take my self-portrait into a slightly different direction. I had a rough idea for a title: "The Duality of Perception." Essentially, what I'm trying to describe in this image is my struggles with body dysmorphia. On the left is how others perceive me, which is being overshadowed by my own perception of myself (on the right). The background is a painting of my own. It was for an abstract project in my painting class, which I struggled with a lot. The painting, therefore, is associated with a lot of negative feelings.
For this image I wanted to tell my story: how anxiety feels to me. More specifically, when I go out in public. I always feel that everyone is watching me and judging me for how I act, or how I look. I wanted to try and express how this felt.
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