Introduction to Archaeological Illustration | Lecture 06 | SCHG_FOC23_IAIL | Digital Techniques

Last video lecture in the free online course of "Introduction to Archaeological Illustration".

In this video, Ms. Emile Nelson discusses various illustration techniques used in archaeology, including Adobe Photoshop, 3D Modelling/ Photogrammetry, and Adobe Illustrator. She explains how Adobe Photoshop aids in architectural studies and restoration, enhances images for restoration and anomaly detection, and restores old photos for archival and presentation purposes. She emphasizes the importance of always disclosing photo alterations.
She also talks about 3D Modelling/Photogrammetry, which requires capturing numerous photos and uses software like AgiSoft for processing. She demonstrates the use of the pen tool in Adobe Illustrator.
She poses a question about the role of an archaeological illustrator: Is it primarily a science, an art form, or a blend of both? She also discusses how technology enhances accessibility in archaeology.


Terms Discussed: Adobe Photoshop, 3D Modelling/Photogrammetry, Adobe Illustrator, pen tool, archaeological illustrator, architectural studies, restoration, anomaly detection, old photos, archival purposes, presentation purposes, photo alterations, AgiSoft software, science, art form.


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