This is my mixed media drawing/painting that I started near the start of term one. I like some parts of my artwork, such as the face and the Vogue piece, although I think if I did this again I would rather have a plan of where everything is going to go as I think this painting/drawing is quite messy in appearance. I would also want to get rid of whatever is happening near the "I" in "Fashion" as this was me just experimenting and I don't think it turned out particularly well. Asides from that I am quite happy with this artwork.
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Friday, 12 May 2017
Art Progress
This is my mixed media artwork in its current state.
(Don't mind my finger there...)
This is my mixed media drawing/painting that I started near the start of term one. I like some parts of my artwork, such as the face and the Vogue piece, although I think if I did this again I would rather have a plan of where everything is going to go as I think this painting/drawing is quite messy in appearance. I would also want to get rid of whatever is happening near the "I" in "Fashion" as this was me just experimenting and I don't think it turned out particularly well. Asides from that I am quite happy with this artwork.
This is my mixed media drawing/painting that I started near the start of term one. I like some parts of my artwork, such as the face and the Vogue piece, although I think if I did this again I would rather have a plan of where everything is going to go as I think this painting/drawing is quite messy in appearance. I would also want to get rid of whatever is happening near the "I" in "Fashion" as this was me just experimenting and I don't think it turned out particularly well. Asides from that I am quite happy with this artwork.
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Art,
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charcoal,
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line drawing,
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pastel,
pink,
red,
rubbing back,
smudging,
techniques,
tonal shading,
white
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
Lettering - Art
Today in art we took a picture of a fashion magazine and tried to copy the lettering from the title. The next lesson we tried adding colour to the lettering the colours I used were red, pink, and white. I tried to use tonal shading next to the I for a negative background personally I don't think it turned out well. I also added lines of white and pink behind the S and A and I personally thought it looked quite good. Other things I tried out include using white as a highlight in the letters and putting red in the letters to draw a slight bit more attention to the lettering.
Labels:
Art,
charcoal,
highlights,
lettering,
line drawing,
pastel,
pink,
red,
techniques,
tonal shading,
white
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