Thursday, March 13, 2014
Research & Destroy: Stills
Monday, February 24, 2014
Research & Destroy
Dog Days
Acrylic
02:26
(loop after 00:29)
Acrylic
02:26
(loop after 00:29)
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The prompt given was to create a piece, document it, and destroy. The destroyed piece is then used as a base material and starting point for the next piece. It was instructed to repeat this process seven times over. The reason for this assignment was to practice presentation and how it can add context to a work of art. After creating and destroying the seven pieces we were challenged to find a successful way to display the entirety of the research-and-destroy process. I chose to project this stop motion of an evolving painting on the original canvas that featured reminisces of the underlying layers of paintings. Featured here is the video that was originally projected onto said canvas.
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2/23/14
The prompt given was to create a piece, document it, and destroy. The destroyed piece is then used as a base material and starting point for the next piece. It was instructed to repeat this process seven times over. The reason for this assignment was to practice presentation and how it can add context to a work of art. After creating and destroying the seven pieces we were challenged to find a successful way to display the entirety of the research-and-destroy process. I chose to project this stop motion of an evolving painting on the original canvas that featured reminisces of the underlying layers of paintings. Featured here is the video that was originally projected onto said canvas.
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2/23/14
Monday, February 17, 2014
Pattern & Representational Object
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Abstract Compositions: Color Theory
Color Charts
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| Granny Smith Apple |
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| Scissors |
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| Orange (fruit) |
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| Finished Wood |
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| American Flag ~ |
A color theory exercise, mixing light and cool colors to gain knowledge on how colors interact with each other within a pallet. It was assigned to isolate promenade colors in five beautiful objects, including shadows and highlights, and create individual color charts segregating each objects tones to an isolated sector. The size of each color's sector will be directly correlated to the space that that particular tone uses throughout the object.
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2/10/14
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
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