The use of pattern in these grids is eye-catching and adds a soft contrast to the human elements. I think this all comes together at its best in your final grid, Asexual. There is a harmonious balance between texture of skin and fabric and the grid feels complete and unified thanks to that balance.
In the other grids, the material textures become distracting and take away from the subtlety of the human elements:
Feminine – the bottom 3 images “weight” the bottom of the grid more heavily than the rest. You could consider redistributing the oredr of the images to break that up.
Masculine- the sunglass image feels overly dominant and distracting.
Thank you for making changes to these. I think it was worth experimenting in this way – the resulting grids are more focused and harmonious compositions. It’s great to see the change before and after. Good work!
The use of pattern in these grids is eye-catching and adds a soft contrast to the human elements. I think this all comes together at its best in your final grid, Asexual. There is a harmonious balance between texture of skin and fabric and the grid feels complete and unified thanks to that balance.
In the other grids, the material textures become distracting and take away from the subtlety of the human elements:
Feminine – the bottom 3 images “weight” the bottom of the grid more heavily than the rest. You could consider redistributing the oredr of the images to break that up.
Masculine- the sunglass image feels overly dominant and distracting.
Thank you for making changes to these. I think it was worth experimenting in this way – the resulting grids are more focused and harmonious compositions. It’s great to see the change before and after. Good work!