This is a print of a carving in a piece of linoleum. This is the same as the black and white, except it is done in color and shows color, line, movement, contrast and shape.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Lino Print Black & White
This is a print of a linoleum carving of dolphins under the water. the linoleum was rolled with printing ink then printed onto a piece of printing paper. This print shows, movement through the water lines, value and contrast through the color choice, shape, and line shown by the different uses of line shape, size and direction.
Timeline
This is a timeline of art history. It shows European and Non-European art from the year 3000 BCE to the year 2000 CE. The European is on the bottom and the Non-European art is on the top of the timeline.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Seasons
This is a painting of 2 seasons in the exact same scene. The one on the right shows fall and the left shows winter. They both show emphasis on the tree, and movement either by the leaves blowing in the wind or the snow falling to the ground. Then there is an obvious use of color more so in the fall image, and texture in the grass.
Memory Project
This is a portrait that I did of an orphan boy in Cambodia. It shows emphasis because his face is the sole focus of the painting. Color and contrast are shown though the shirt and background, and space is also shown by use of the background as negative space. Lastly, texture is shown through his hair and skin.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Chalk drawing
This is a rendering of Starry Night by Van Gogh. As a group we used chalk to draw on asphalt over a series of days. It shows color, balance, line, contrast, shape, and space. This piece was really fun to do because it was fun to work outside, and it was great to see what we could achieve as a group.
Zoo piece
This piece uses colored pencils and water color paints. It iscacdrawing of an armadillo. It shows pattern, shape and form, line, color, emphasis, and space. This piece was really difficult for me but in the end, the result isn't too bad.
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