Monday, February 29, 2016
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Ideas for wrapping assignment
As we talked about, I think I will play on the idea of contrasting items. So one wrapped amongst many that or not, or possibly a single object only half wrapped. I was inspired by your (Ms.Kunt'z) idea of the shelf of glasses. I can see that image quite clearly in my head. I think I will do a series of images along that line. My first idea is for a fruit bowl (or plate, depending on what photographs the best) and wrapping one, probably a distictively shaped fruit like a banana or pear. Also, one the idea of fruit, maybe fruit completely wrapped then cut in half, or one half wrapped and cut. If I start with fruit, I would most likely continue the series with fruit or food.
I was also thinking about accessories, like bracelets or glasses, and carrying out the same idea concepts.
I was also thinking about accessories, like bracelets or glasses, and carrying out the same idea concepts.
Monday, February 22, 2016
Monday, February 1, 2016
Assignment #15
David Hockney is an English artist known for his work with photography and painting. He was born in 1937 during a wartime in England, yet lived well and received a good education. He went to numerous art schools during his education including the Bradford School of Art. He was born with synesthesia, causing him to see synthetic colors as a response to musical stimuli, and his influenced his work.
For this assignment we were asked to observe and analyze his style of photography where he pieces many pictures of a section of an image from different perspectives to create the whole image. He would often use a Polaroid and piece the pictures together physically, but for this assignment we did it digitally on Photoshop
For this assignment we were asked to observe and analyze his style of photography where he pieces many pictures of a section of an image from different perspectives to create the whole image. He would often use a Polaroid and piece the pictures together physically, but for this assignment we did it digitally on Photoshop
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my take on Hockney's style |
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