
Hit Return (Enter) to apply changes.
File > Save As
Save it as image_1.jpg
Use the Crop tool again.
This time the area should be smaller, more abstract, but still you should be able to recognize the object.
Retain object's readability.

Crop.
Save As image_2.jpg
Drastically crop the design you created in previous step, to the point where reconizability is no longer a factor – abstract shapes are the main concern.
This time the image should be completely abstract.
File > Save As image_3.jpg
Execute the design you created in reverse-field – all black areas become white, all white areas become black, for both subject and background.
Swich black and white shapes by Image > Adjustments > Invert
File > Save As image _4.jpg
Compare image 3 and image 4
Which one do you like better?
Keep open the one that you like the most.
You are going to select all white areas now.
Select "Magic Wand" tool in the Tool box. Make sure "Contiguous" option is unchecked
Click on a white area.
This will select all white pixels in the image.
You are going to replace white color with a color of your choice.
Open Swatches palette. Pick a color you like. Then apply this color to the selected area:
Edit > Fill
Use Foreground Color

You can experiment with colors.
File > Save As image_5.jpg
Now you can use multiple colors. Apply a new color to the selected area (former white area).
Select black shapes by going to the Menu bar:
Select > Inverse
Choose another color (use a color wheel and color schemes to help you deside). Complimentary colors work great for this exercise, but others will work too.
File > Save As image _6.jpg
Put all the steps together using InDesign tutorial.
Repeat the steps with the other two images.
animal
original
image 1
image 2
image 3
image 4
image 5
image 6
mechanical object
original
image 1
image 2
image 3
image 4
image 5
image 6
plant
original
image 1
image 2
image 3
image 4
image 5

image 6