Sunday, November 27, 2011
Diagrams
On my diagrams, I portrayed old people complaining everyday
complaints. I came up with this idea because everyday people complain
constantly. I drew old people because all my life my grandparents have
complained. The two ideas I felt went hand-in-hand.
Wrapped
For the word "wrapped" I took bubble wrap and created
bubbles. I got my idea from playing with the words and
created a three dimensional colorful bubble scene. The bubbles
decrease in size from right to left showing time since the bubbles
were blown. The colors give the piece dimension and texture.
bubbles. I got my idea from playing with the words and
created a three dimensional colorful bubble scene. The bubbles
decrease in size from right to left showing time since the bubbles
were blown. The colors give the piece dimension and texture.
Transparent
For the transparent pieces, I wanted to respond to images that I found
of my mother and I. By taking transparent paper, I was able to control what
I wanted the images to look like. The one of just my mother I changed her hair and
shirt color. For the image of me as a baby, I created a comical photo.
Wood
My intentions were to create an abstract ocean piece.
By cutting the wood it created chaos for the viewers eyes
but gave them a reality of the ocean. The abstract lines give
the piece movement.
Cardboard
My theme for the cardboard pieces was to be resourceful,
the cardboard I had cut was used to create abstract lines using
complimentary colors. The remaining pieces were used to create
abstract shapes.
the cardboard I had cut was used to create abstract lines using
complimentary colors. The remaining pieces were used to create
abstract shapes.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Tape
My overall intentions were to give the viewer's a sense of time. The stages of a tree
are based over a long period of time and are usually taken for granted. In the mature
stage of the tree the shadows accent that it is in full blossom. At the end of its life span,
the tree is left with nothing but a few leaves.
Monday, October 10, 2011
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