This is my creative Cv I created a toy of myself by using an already manufactured toy before painting with nail varnish and cutting to make it look like me then re designing the box art to hold my information in what I think is a good response
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This is my creative Cv I created a toy of myself by using an already manufactured toy before painting with nail varnish and cutting to make it look like me then re designing the box art to hold my information in what I think is a good response
Today I put my exhibition on display with some last minuet changes having to be made in regards to the print from my hoyland shoot coming out too dark so after discussing with my tutors I decided on creating two separate series of work put into on exhibition as you can see on the right is the final outcome.
these are all developments for this shoot for the paper images I decided to create this development to show links to fashion photography and how it would fit into the cover of such a magazine and in all honest it doesn't look out of place. As for the other two I simply overlaid images to create two gorgeous images that I really enjoy and I think are eye-catching which would look good in an exhibition.
These are some edits from my final shoot creating my own way of paying homage to abstract art as a whole instead of just an artist by creating my own. This shoot made some interesting edits that I personally love and would make a good series on its own if displayed together, if I have the time I may produce more using different photogram filters.
TO develop my Louis Morris shoot further I created polar coordinates from my edits making the images even more abstract and I think these edits look really good this could be down to the vibrant colours and how they catch attention.
These are the images from my 6th shoot paying homage to Louis morris alpha phi after buying tights I took each side of the images separately using 7 models I was originally going to paint the legs but this would have been too much clean up. I will develop these images by distorting as I believe this could be made even more abstract. If I was to do it again I would have paint running from the legs to the bottom of the page to improve the likeness to contextual
This is a shoot I created using snapchat filters as a way to explore a different contextual shoot source I think these are some interesting images with this filter taking a clear influence from Picasso. A way to develop these images could be overlaying colour filters so I have more variation besides the vibrant orange.
this is my 4th shoot paying homage to breakwater 2000-2004 I recreated his work with my own frame and did by best to create the work as a photography piece this shoot is split on weather I think it is a successful part of my work. I think to improve a variation of facial expressions would improve this shoot greatly
These are some edits from my mark Rothko inspired shoot with the corresponding paintings alongslide.
The images I responded to are : -green,red,blue,1955 -no27 1954
I believe these are good edits and respond well to the artists work and creates a successful homage to Mark Rothkos two colour field images.
Shoot plan 1 : Mark Rothko using 3 models Green red blue - 1955 Untitled 1960 No 27 1954 These are the images I will be using painting onto the models faces Shoot plan 2 : Howard Hodgkin Using 2 models Frame faces like his work then paint over to show the artwork Art will include his piece breakwater 2000-2004 Shoot plan 3 : Louis Morris Multiple models and use their legs to recreate the lines of paint over the white background Alpha phi
These are the images from my second shoot for which I placed images of abstract art within the lenses of the glasses then in editing styling the models to fit the colours of the art work. To properly respond to the styling contextual I needed to whiten the skin tone I did this by creating two layers and removing the vibrance of the top layer then rubbing it away in the parts which needed colour.
These are edits from my homage to John Hoylands Lebanon these images have minimal editing done this being a slight increase in contrast. The shoot combines the original image of the bloodstain on the hospital floor and hoylands response to this image combining these images created what are in my opinion very successful responses.
This is my abstract photogram series using ink and a tub of water I created images that I hoped looked as abstract as possible and I think these mostly succeeded. To push this work even further I could create a shoot using these results
These are the results of my digital negatives shoot I believe these are really successful results creating good quality images with good tonal ranges and I furthered these by painting the developer onto the images instead of dipping the images in. Some of the images I did accidentally use some of a peers acitate but I think that these have added to the image well and I have chosen to keep these in my work
These are collages of abstract art pieces which I will scan and print onto acitate for use in my digital negative workshop
These outcomes are from a workshop with Sofia about composition these collages were created to show what we have learnt and what composition techniques we could show within our work. For my collages I decided to work with techniques like rule of thirds and framing within them
These are results from my first couple of experiments with water photograms using different techniques and materials while also distorting the water created interesting and successful pieces. I found use for the unsuccessful work aswell cutting this up and using it to improve my layout. After a discussion with Liz about this work we decided that I should create a series around the abstract photogram I created