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@eyefor-aesthetics
Isometric drawings should be counted as a stress releasing activity.
But it can get as complicated as trying to escape a maze if not paid enough attention 🤷🏾♀️
Medium: Charcoal and coloured pencils.
According to me, drawing objects in isometry is like giving life to objects.
Try to watch it till the end to learn a fun fact or two!
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I feel grateful to be having this eyesight and the way human senses has evolved. It almost feels impossible to imagine the world other than how we see or hear. And then there are few species who see the world very differently than we do. This was just a curious experiment on one such species for whom I have immense and sometimes biased love🐶
FVD Video- Transition
Team: Animisha, Antara, Ashi, Bhoomika, Hemashri, Himank, Khyati, Meeta, Shruti
Concept: Hungry to Satisfied
This being the last assignment of the FVD module it was both a Fun as well as a grinding experience.
Fun, as we came across such intersting ideas throughout the process and that whole thing helped us understand each other and the way our creative minds work. Our whole intention was to make people enjoy as much as we enjoyed making this video :)
Grinding, as being so distant from each other, most of our time was gone in carefully planning the narrative and deciding on the key roles we had. The concept required peak level of editing and time for execution where I guess as a team we could have managed better if we were together, as the final editing is a detailed process of subtracting and adding things.
Having a little knowledge about music and rhythm Me and Himank had taken the responsibility of adding music, which again was challenging as we were using the softwares for the first time. And I am glad we got to learn it because of this.
I came to an understanding that acting and shooting is not an easy job🙈. For 21 shots that are required according to the narrative I had to take some 50 videos or more and for that I am grateful to have an amazingly patient mother 🙌🏽
Towards the end of this assignment as well the end of the module, I would totally like to admit that the most important skill a designer could have is to come to an acceptance with their own work and having the confidence to like your own work which others might or might not agree with. And also to carry the critique that has been given as some new lesson learned!
Laws Of Gestalt and Principles of Design - Composition
Fear: After doing the excercise of 8x8 cms box exploration, I realised this composition is dominated by 2 laws mainly that is closure and figure and ground.
Rest I found other laws and principles such as: Continuity-Point of interest, Symmetry-Balance.
Friendship: As this composition had many elements and colours, I found it difficult to easily understand or find laws. As far as the principles were concerned I could identify some such as Balance, Unity and Diversity.
After manipulating the orientation of the composition I could make out laws such as Closure, continuty, figure and ground, Similarity
Final composition depicting words: Friendship & Fear
Medium: Coloured paper and black marker
Friendship: These days with everything happening around, I have realised the importance of a smile! Especially when you aren't in mood to smile, a bunch of people literally does everything possible they can do to turn that sadness to happiness.
Fear: While doing this composition, I read alot about the kind of fears people have! Also how they have nothing to do with people's personality and them being weak or strong in general. A person as strong headed and oriented could also shake a little when they come across anything that fears them. And that is something I have tried to depict here.
Experimentation on depicting words given in the brief.
The process of coming to final composition involved lots of things. Such as figuring out number of elements used, sizes, colour etc. The process is of the ideation itself, which started with basic pencil sketches to digital illustrations to the final composition
Shortlisted compositions depicting principles of design through lines and dots.
Medium: Black pen
As per the given brief of depicting principles on an A4 size inside a box of 20x20 cms through line and dot of 2mm * 3.5 cms and 5mm diameter respectively, these are the composition which I thought did justice to my understanding of the principles
While understanding point of interest was something I thought was pretty easy, it was difficult to come up with something that could tell a story. In the above composition, 5th one is something I would like to explain a bit about as it's depicting the word "HELP" in morse code which is a system that uses lines and dots. I found it and intersting way to show the whole concept of point of interest and that sometimes how people needing help are right in front of us be we can't make that out.
Exploring principles through lines and dots_3
#rhythm
Exploring principles through lines and dots_2
#point of interest
Exploring principles with lines and dots_1
#balance
Food, Mood and Composition_0
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Food- Chai
Music- Roobaro
This being the first try at the food and music composition, it got very literal. Even after working on more compositions I still felt the need to upload this one. And I realised that's exactly the feeling recurring feeling this song and this food item has attached to it.
Food, Mood and Composition_3
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Food: Pani Puri
Music: We are young
The flow and the rhythm is something which can be understood in many forms. Here I came across the understanding of pattern turning into rhythm through this song as well as the whole process of eating the pani puri. It all goes from a really fast moved beats and chaos to a sense of contentment!
Food, Mood and Composition_2
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Food: Dahi Chaat
Music: Zariya
Imagine holding a plate of chaat and what you see the crunchy papdi topped with red and green chutney with dahi all over and some chaat masala and dhaniya on the top.
As wholesome and calming is the feeling of eating dahi chaat for me is the same of listening to this song , Zariya. It has everything one could ask for, percussions, chorus, solo. Somehow I find Dahi Chaat the same, amalgamation of all tastes and flavours.
Food, mood and composition_1
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Food portrayed here is in general Rajasthani food.
Music: Chaudhary
One thing leading to another. From depicting food and music to depicting culture, if we look closely everything just comes together beautifully.
As I was trying to portray the food of Rajasthan and it's history like how they didn't have much excess to the greens and yet they made the best out of the situation, in terms of specially daal baati and laal maas, I almost came to a point where the sketch started looking like a bandhani print or a lehriya!
Music Video - Colour
Team: Aastha, Antara, Dharna, Dhruv, Tanvi, Raj
Medium: Anything and everything that could work :p.
For compilation- Adobe premiere Pro
The idea was to create an abstract colour video with each on us giving a little bit of there insights and how some colours make them feel. With collecting sounds around us we also tried to find colours and visual around us. After getting content from everyone we could all see a narrative that was coming up and thought to keep it that way for the audience to perceive. Our aim was to try out every possible way to see and understand colour and we were glad to see the end results of not just our group but from the outcome of other groups of our batch too.
From the beginning my idea was to not go the conventional way to understand or portray colour hence the use of elements like masoor dal and told daal. I also tried to create a little hallucination effect with oil pastels and would really like to explore that more in future!
#similarity
#symmetry
#figure&ground
#proximity
