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Censor and ethical question

Nice. So when I was posted out. Images on my Instagram account for my new one. I post up all of my journeys, including sculpture pieces and so many things that I could do, and I try to follow the rules whenever they request, no photographs and nothing allowed if I don't have a I just only post up a public table folders wheels at a public space was and I personally think the Ravensbourne were Greenwich Ravensbourne Sculpture pieces, which is has a quite grotx and acidic styles. But still, don't say you're not allowed to post images. The fact is, when I got like the band, even if I put outside the tag lines or talking about the sculpture pieces, I got like told, it's like they need to be got checked or it's. Way to acetate, and I was a bit like questioning a part of life. How come it is my you up? My photographs did not harm anyone outside of public space, and they allowed us to photograph publicly. Why do we get fresh to end from Instagram Instagram there are so many young children, even in my country, using Instagram for professional content or publication. Instagram needed to wait till they could ban the things out, which I personally think is unfair because those people are recreating their self in a town even if the Instagram decided to ban the account. And I am the one not doing anything, just not harmfully photographing the public. Spaces just post pictures, follow the rules, get questioned, and get their pictures banned from Instagram. I really wish the piracy rose with Instagram would change, but I really wanted to know what everybody else for the day thinking or what their journeys and experiences are because it's so many questions. and it was a bit too stretched out, especially because now I saying young age well. As long as young people respect their roles, they should use social media. Yeah, because social media is created to be uploaded to. Creative content and learning something, a general lazy time to post up, or just an average day to post up and. make just. Profane, I think it should be kept instead of having those big social media accounts. The rules up with social media and not questioning the people are done to cut the regulations out who'd done any violated the rules just doing my thing photographing and yeah, asking the people really do like violating rules, for example, people decided to fire their hairs up, or people decided to. Do professional talks or arguments on live streams or a photograph of their bodies to body shaming themselves publicly and body shaming others. That's the main key thing: it has to be watched over.

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Kew Gardens

This week, I went to the Kew Gardens, and I went to visit the. Garden, and I went to look around outside. Of the Cuban garden, sketching outside, taking loads of photographs from my blog and giving myself a brief back about what I have and am interested in. And why am I attending? It's a big building, so I might have to be returned just like the British Library. It's always interesting to sketch nature, and I was interested in sketching trees using ink and the crown, seeing the flowers, seeing a goose's dog so long, and fish singing so many buildings. It's interesting. I also had the assurance of seeing closer the aeroplane. I was able to bathe on the aeroplane. The plane is so close to me.

Personally I say about flowers so when I was little I always so cheered up for example on International Women's Day we received floodway was wrong Flores from my father or receive Laura from The Neighbourhood study but I personally I will pass that on when I was young men have like fake flowers are still prefer to sometimes have like fake so as long as as loit'ss it's like not really harming the pollution than not know that plastic or alive more like recyclable flour or something else but the actual flowers there when I was young I never understand that whenever I bought myself one is in a glass all floors lie or anywhere else half a day die on the next two or three weeks as with the flowers and nature of the nature is more like born in the soul much more alive when they are living in the garden roots The roots is the one is most of the keeping room live and I personally don't like the London Transport route is don't want to be done by Underground I needed to be like live 't don't even like a flower also in a pit'sf it's not necessarily I first timeI'mat I'm not much more like when it was like three of landscaping we space is just like small towns when people live in a small town and have like a significant landscapes faces and all the flowers next to each other growing help please I personally feel like that because I know onDayay on the pot pot bDayie one Day in outside of a Day are usually had an option is to have like a flower but never got the chance to keep them alive because honestly honestly the plan was like a big responsibility just like similar just out for me taking care of a child care animal.

Animations and illustration was inspired by Lance game if I could name some artists like Beatrix Potter was one of the artist illustrator who inspired by nature landscape for a little animals have their little shells made by LandscapeLandscapelandscapeLandscapey immensely inspiring the land on Thursday so much for loads of pink flower with a bit of purple so vibrant had the flowers so vibrant to how was the pink moon how pigmented can be there also see the Disney is also inspired by so many landscapeLandscapecreated by landscape time development was designed by landscape anime is Amanda Smith inspired by flowers the studio so inspired by so many landscape sunflower by the natures big mystery in question is the what is the kind of power do you have actually actually nature and also existed on on everywhere actually say nature is like everywhere is so many powers is like similar like the bees like giving you the acit'sY it's makes me feelhe'se he's also like nature is so weird like a nit'sr it's not connect to the flowers in nature is in landscapeLandscapee similar like when nectar to the flowers and to everyone in the world in the plit'ss it's more like the flowers though so carry disconnectAustin'sstin's light gave those those power in chains and key pads in our minds to be like you want it to be close to nature is adon't don't know too honey histories of painting I heard about some of the painting made by flowers in created of pigIt's. It's like the flowers also generate the nature of Crete, which adds to the natural herb to heal people at the beginning of any specific medication. The shop The Shamen Time also uses many natural herbal teas, and the original team spent hours trying out the flowers, so much time veI'ml.

I'm interested in Covent Garden, which will shave Japanese flowers in the Japanese style in the future. I want to travel a lot in your garden. I want to create and see OnDayay, like my little Daylive actioDayin, the future track of videos like what I see on the YouTube channel. These naturism videos could get some viral inspiration from life on YouTube, such as when someone likes to walk the trees and choose and fish around. I wish I could do that because so many artists have a chance to travel to the UK. If I do that, I can start on TikTok to create my little content of a lie like the recording probably around, and I will go to a different area and buildings.

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I also note that taking photographs couldn't make my little stickers in the future, but if I make my little secret of the pictures, I could create my own little Constance. I plan to create a TikTok account outside of Nature of the Half. People wanted to schedule nature and upload to Shortcut. On Dayay, I could do Dayive on Instagram outside of nature from the trip. I also have a chance to say an airplane. When I went to Cullen Garden, it seemed there was close to doing. Kwang Garden has an airplane, and the airplane is when they fly up or down. It's. It looks a bit pretty close. It's not too close, but it seems we're very close. Whenever I saw this airplane and I was in the garden, I felt like I was free, free-spirited, and I was flying. I hope that I was waiting for this little airplane. I was expecting, like, oh, hi, little plane. That's how I felt when I was seeing AI. It felt like I saw everybody else flying up there and seeing me waving. I hope that is like seeing me over there. But I know it's impossible because there are little dots on the airplane. Personally I say about flowers so when I was little I always so cheered up owoman'Dayay'Dayay on external womaDay Day we received floodway was wrong Flores from my father or receive Laura from The Neighbourhood study but I personally I will pass that on when I was young men have like fake flowers are still prefer to sometimes have like fake so as long as as loit'ss it's like not really harming the pollution than not know that plastic or alive more like recyclable flour or something else but the actual flowers there when I was young I never understand that whenever I bought myself one is in a glass all floors lie or anywhere else half a day die on the next two or three weeks as with the flowers and nature of the nature is more like born in the soul much more alive when they are living in the garden roots The roots is the one is most of the keeping room live and I persodon't don't like the route is the ondon't don't want to be done by Underground I needed to be like live not tdon't don't even like a flower also in a pit'sf it's not necessarily I first timeI'mat I'm not much more like when it was like three of landscaping we space is just like small towns when people live in a small town and have like a significant landscapes faces and all the flowers next to each other growing help please I personally feel like that because I know onDayay on the pot pot bDayie one Day in outside of a Day are usually had an option is to have like a flower but never got the chance to keep them alive because honestly honestly the plan was like a big responsibility just like similar just out for me taking care of a child care animal. I'm interested in Covent Garden, which will shave Japanese flowers in the Japanese style in the future. I want to travel a lot in your garden. I want to create and see OnDayay, like my little Daylive actioDayin, the future track of videos like what I see on the YouTube channel. These naturism videos could get some viral inspiration from life on YouTube, such as when someone likes to walk the trees and choose and fish around. I wish I could do that because so many artists have a chance to travel to the UK. If I do that, I can start on TikTok to create my little content of a lie like the recording probably around, and I will go to a different area and buildings.

#kew gardens #nature photography #collage #london #flowers #garden

British Libary

One of the exciting parts of illustration is the books I felt. When I heard about St Pancras International, the British Library was the most famous part. I was surprised on the foundation level. When I visited the British Library, I didn't understand what it was about. I was like. I was seeing so many books and so much so—many areas. But unfortunately, I don't have any accessibility to go over there, just like when I went there again. I don't have access to go in there to debug. So next time, I will go into the request again and accessibility to see deeply inside the box. I enjoyed being in places like the British Library. There were so many books, and the regular exhibitions in the British libraries are also excellent. It gave me so many enjoyable times to see I could sketch over there. I could explore and do so many things inside. When I went to the particular exhibited area, I saw the printmaking. The unique artistic book being displayed is so excellent. I was. I had a similar vibe to the one I had when I went to the material room last time, and it was pretty amazing because the material room has similar collections and materials to make the unique stand out of the box. We are the kind of artists and the kind of people who have to judge the book by the cover because we are the ones who made the outcast of the box, and it was. And it was interesting to see that many different cultures, especially Japan, did so many things with the books. I like how those people could make Constantine's books out of it. Like some people, Seeds was creating a little fan over the book. It's interesting, and just like printmaking, I enjoy seeing how people could make printmakers and how people could outcast this, and it's so amazing, Unfortunately, the British. The library won't let me take deep photos. I won't read the Canon 800 camera to have excellent quality images. So I could also collage or put them next to each other, but it would seem like an exhibition. Exhibitions won't let it, so the British Library rules don't. I have to publish every photo to post only one picture. British uh library and the printmaking and maybe one book, but I'm not allowed to publish everything, not even the histories, so um, this flow. This flog is only about explaining the British library, the exciting parts of what I saw, and why I am enjoying it. The British Library seems like it must have a strict rose about what is allowed to be outside and what is allowed to be outside. When I went over there, the staff and the worker noticed that I wasn't doing anything wrong. I was just an artist who did sketching and pictures for her studies, but unfortunately, there had to be a telling me when I was allowed to take photos and when I was not allowed to take them. I hoped I had the power to post pictures of what I would like next. If I go over there, I could request a library manager, the British Library manager. I could ask to use my candidate 100 so I could take a great quality photo, and I wouldn't post that one up just for my essay so I could collage them, and it was like a better quality collage. Yeah.

#st pancras #london #british library

Printmaking artist.

If I had to choose a printmaking artist, I would instead select Andy Warhol and the Warhol. It was one of the artists, 1 of the 1st foremost printmaking artists. He was so commercial. The Tate Britain, Japan and America collected his pop-up printmakings. He's impressed so many people. Of brickmaking, and I was interested when I saw his work. I was so interested in when he's made so much repeated making of celebrities and also done with food. If I could begin my career, I would like to try my country's old commercials to pick up and try out to make Old feather drinks on my parents ' old toys. Or old. Actors, old famous people in my country, or anything else is like standing out commercials in my country; just a little tryout. How does it feel like similarities with Andy Warhol? What made me interested was the little dots they used. So many maker artists use little dots when they use a comic style or like when using comic book styles because many comic books if I zoom closely, those little dots make me wonder how that work

Roy Lichtenstein has also given me life-interesting vibes in his printmaking, so both artists had exciting outcomes. Bibliographic to know. Too much. I don't know about his bibliography, but when I've always got to look up his work, I usually. Could you take it out and look up his portfolio? How many makes he had been having or had he done? It was exciting and unique and hilarious even to take modern words made like a test out and try out of his work. So, they are made like a tryout. How could they and your whole do these techniques? This repeated pattern technique.

#illustration #printmakingartists #history #organic materials

printmaking part 2

I am still trying to figure out how to make the perfect liner card. At the university, they use very, very organic cutting tools. I just noticed it again with the lino printing; the cutter tools are how. Different is from. The university. And from. Schools and college. It was much more different and much more higher professional. The professional line of cotton tools came from Japan because Japan was much more famous. They became famous for the cutter tools when people wanted to do printmaking and graphic design well. We are using the Japanese liner cocktails in universities, secondary schools, and colleges using like type of. Plastic and less. Shop blades. It says a shop, but it depends on again how people are holding it or how they're using it. The strength of the shortness was not so high that people could see the deep cuts, but there was still much more. Great if you people were a beginner like me with liner cutting to get this liner cut tool and use it for sure and using it for liner cutting trying out playing with it. Pot is with printmaking is needed like a studio spaces the one I'm printing, and the liner cutting is to cut out the liner blocks is not necessarily required spaces which has to be careful whereabout people was cutting because if holding it wrongly the blade it could be easily get injured.

For drive, when printing, it is also just the same. Liner printing is. Like tools like metal pen tools they are using to make. The printing and scraping theory. Are the plastic tools also like using plastic, but the quality of what we're using again could head like a higher quality of metals, or we could have an electric one as well. This is again questionable because I have never done this before and never used this one of the electric tools. The thing with this is the schools and secondary schools give fewer introductions of how to use the tools and were about to use these toes. The university doesn't teach us how to use the toes, so it was hard to know if I should go with the dry-point print. However, I still prefer mono printing because it is similar to Zen styles and loads of media I could try. Hence, I have started my strength in printmaking, and I only use the dry point print and liner cutting. I still cannot get along with the quality. The screen print when I tried it out, I found it like, Oh my God, that seems easy, but the machines we have to use when we have to put our print blocks and print stuff, it seems. It was hard to understand at the beginning and to know we were about to. I have to go with you, so I decided to. I had loads of questions from the teacher, taking loads of nodes and taking photographs of the so I was she doing when we putting on the machine to copy the plates so the plates could copy the images I've been using and as I said, I needed three layers and the screen it was like size like more than like one size. It's all about fitting in, and I must be careful where the inks go. We're using the same acrylic paint that we are using for painting. We are using acrylic medium sodium paint so that it won't be easy. The paint would be more fluent; it's better to use a bit darker, medium, dark, or not too dark, but not lighter, because otherwise, nobody else could see in it. So if. I used the first layer a bit darker, the 2nd layer a bit lighter, and the 3rd layer lying between the medium. So not that, um. Dark and not that light. So it has to be controlled also the colours. So that's why we got a colour wheel in the printing studio. We could match the colours up. The printmaking studio also put out some papers needed to free paper. So what I was done was I grabbed some papers, and I used the pellet friendly, and I decided to mix and test out the colours and how I wanted to get this fitted together, and it seems like there goes. Pretty well. We stopped using a sample little dummy graphic design. We have to use a. Initially, it's a total epic fail and messy, and it's impossible to publish this. At my first bookmaking, I wouldn't keep all of them because we have 12 or more than 12 printing. Every single one unfortunate I could hold, but so many of them I could, but all of them I could copy. They, and I could keep them. I could look back anytime and keep one of them as well.

It would be so difficult if I had today's scrim printing at home. I permanently. Recommending to has some unique studio spaces and special tools, just like dry point printing and printmaking, because it was complicated to do, but liner printing and. and minor printing. It was simple because of the materials and tools. So, as I mentioned in my last blog, it has to be so it could be using beginner tools. It can be something other than the special Japanese tolls and the regular ink; I just mentioned that there is no need to be in Teglob ink. And baby oil because it was difficult to remove the brit making uh ink because that's not the same like acrylic paint you could remove like, um, the stains and the dryness is, so it has to be like a bit like hard to delete it's like much more like hardly to remove every single stain and also. Baby oil is less smellier-like than a white spirit because it's the white spirit is the primary key to pulling everything, but it has to be like special tools like goggles and gloves, just like baby oil has to wear gloves and goggles.

#shepherdlibary #materialroom

Printmaking

I decided to talk about fruit making because I just started to work with printmaking as an illustration. I wanted to understand land printmaking and the history of making, and whenever I visit exhibitions or galleries, I also learn more about printmaking history. Unfortunately, I don't see that many printmakers, only the British Museum and the British Library. I have witnessed printmaking and special exhibitions at the British Museum I and the National History Museum. I have seen more often, but I don't see specific ones that often. The printmaking is very, very old and organic. For illustration, it's more like the graphic types for new Sprint articles and posted designs. There's more than one type of printmaking. The first thing is the drawpoint printing etching. The second one is the liner print. Mono printing typography and the last one is the screen print. There's also printmaking when you do letters. That's the metal print, but I'm unsure because I haven't tried that one at the workshop. So this printmaking I just started to learn in my 1st year I've done. In college, I was sceptical at first because I didn't understand anything the screen print exactly wanted to go with, not even the layers, the coach, or the coverage and step-by-step here. I started to understand it when our teachers and the workshops explained it. So Nancy Sloman and our teacher are making. Teacher Joe explains what printmaking is and how it is made. When I was in college, I would see the same machines and materials they used to make the university. For dry point printing, they use the integral type of paint. It had a very, significantly higher quality of pain. And much more like showing affection for the quality of the painting. The regular liner printing ink is similar to interflow, and the regular ink has the same printing quality. Both of them are matte and quickly drawing on. Unfortunately, I don't know what kind of oil it is, but it has to be used with oil not to dry the printout. The other ink is the regular ink. So, the integral and the school inks. Like I said, it was similar, but, like I said, the quality of the ink is because of the strength and the smells and the way they could be. The strength of the skin could dry out quickly. It was a high-risk alert, so it's recommended. Wear gloves for any other printings. I never knew that was how I enjoy screen printing, like mono printing and lineup printing. However, the Liner printing the tools I am using,

#printmaking #history #organic materials #intaglio

illustration artist legacy

I was talking about illustration Illustration artists. But this time, I decided to speak about them. I decided to go with some British illustrators from the 35. images of British illustrators, and my top chosen illustrator is Beatrix Spotter. I chose Beatrix Potter as my top 1. One of the artist's legacies I wanted to chew on is because she made her dream come true to existing and publishing her favourite book of her little illustrations of animals, how she studied the anatomy of animals, and how many times she visited areas and places I hope if I talk about illustration artists of the British one, I could also one day on my next journey I could talk about the studio siblings in the future I know that studio nibbling doesn't have any British out. But I was so inspired by the studio Gibbling and also interested in checking out the studio Gibbling shows in future theatres in London. Interesting how was Mizayaki, as an illustrator being, succeeded. And how much time are the culture and foods and his mind being plotted out, and his inspiration is very, very visual and realistic. So I hope one day I can begin in 2 years' work, but today I will speak about Beatrix and the work such a matrix spotter is. The illustrator and her father are photographers, so her experience comes from her father's illustrations. She's really enjoyed working or sketching on the farm or having her own farms and also enjoyed the fact her family has so many rabbits and dogs. She's also enjoyed landscape sketching, so often she does those types of artists who like to sketch iconic places. She's more likely to sketch like Lance, more like an impressionist with her illustration, and then like an iconic place to sketch and expand it. Expanded more. It would be more like an impressionist if I compare what she likes with fine art. It was interesting how the animals looked realistic. The work also uses watercolour and ink; I think she also uses calligraphy and Lino um pan. So she made it very, very impressive. Printings and paintings. It was so realistic, and it had no pencils or drawings outlined with ink and watercolour. It was very, very interesting. She was really focused on the animal's shapes, like in life shovings, when I learned about imagining everything as abstract or as the shape I was. Imagined everything as abstract or shaded. I checked her books. I could only read some of her stories of Peter's rabbits and her animal kingdoms. But I really liked the squirrel story. I also brought a little book about the squirrels. The squirrels are my favourite animals. I checked out Instagram because I could see so many rabbits on the Instagram pages. Unfortunately, I don't have any area closest to me. I could check out Rabbit. So I just checked out the 4U pages videos of rabbits and imagined those little pom poms. It is like I closed my eyes and opened it, and I will see those little bunnies. It looked like a circle and was oval in shape. So, I was playing with my mind. It was like circles and oval shapes. It really has to be simplified. I also turned in my mind. It's like a geometrical shape. My favourite animal is the squirrel. I checked out those little scrolls, and it looks like I am taking photographs. I plan to upload them to my social media. I even made a digital collage, bringing them onto the same page, like those little squirrels. If I could close my eyes and open them again, my cheque the squirrels, I would imagine the little squirrels is like, um. Very, very straight-edged oval shape and. created like a little circle and had those little arms. It's also a little oval. This comes as arms, feet, circles, and triangles. The little. Nails That's how I imagined the level squirrels

The watercolours and the Aquarius are really, really enjoyable to use. I still experiment with them in my independent time. I even last year and um also my college years I was playing mixing them, playing with the colourful like to be playing with them, understanding the outstanding of the colours last year of the live drawings I was creating. one of the models out of watercolour was so enjoyable. I was step by step. They started understanding that by wishing for the life of your wings, I could also do more watercolour work and gain more knowledge of the layers and applications of watercolour. And the quality. So, I also started to use Arabic gum for making. The paint watercolour paints are more permanent, and when I use watercolour, I much prefer watercolour paper to use. Sometimes, if I use watercolour, I like to use single pages of cartridge paper because that's much easier. After all, it is always marked on the u,m t, he, and her pages, and sometimes it is. It was enjoyable experimenting with watercolour. I like to use black ink, which is water-resistant, and the calligraphy pen is still playing around. How can I make it using my own technique? Ink: I started to be along the water-resistant ink and began to make a great effort with the water-solid ball inks. And it was like I was so proud of it. It was like working at some point, and I started improving with it.

#illustration #british illustrator #organic materials #history #london

animals photography

The animal kingdom the university The university was so famous with the. little squirrels and the little um dogs. and the little cats had been visiting around in the university. I really enjoy to experiencing Middlesex University has their little kingdoms of animals. My favourite one is the little squirrels because the little squirrels. It was like had those little cheeky nasty expressions when I was usually walk around on the university. The Ravens and the birds there look like a ravens. That's the one I think it's more like a nasty expression they has, but it's also at the same time So family are like, um, part of the. part of the university, I feel. so like the university deserve to create their own logos. like concepted of those little animals, the squirrels, the Raven and the puppies and the dogs. I also really wish when I was visited to Brighton and I visited to the point. huntsman gallery. I seen fishes. I really wish one day the university main whole building could be put outside fishes and the university bit famous with the little animals that fish dogs and birds and squirrels. I also create a social platform for myself, where I post out my journey So I usually I. visit? I take a photograph a bit and I post out as a reference for my contextual study and for my project. And as for a first post, as I showing my level animals. I really enjoy it because I really feel like if I post up on my Instagram connected at my contextual study. it was a great mind map and at the same time. ideas to giving me for my project and for my contextual studies and for I could take it to next level to collage and I could do like a digital collage or any other collage.

#animals #collage #instagram #photoshop #adobe #adobe photoshop

photography artists

Some of the artists from this project have yet to do so. I really know where, or I just need to recognise it. John Berger is a familiar artist. In my college years, I studied his ways of seeing things. So, it's like a different perspective as an artist, photographer, painter or sculptor artist. So, these last three and two weeks, I have researched all of these artists using the images I had Photoshopped. I just searched for some on Wikipedia because some have extended bibliographies. Cindy Sherman, I researched from the library archive.Interestingly, the library archives had many images collected digitally from these artists' photography work. Unfortunately, I asked for a library in the university material room, but I need to have it recommended that I look up the library archives. So it touched it out, and many artists' works have been posted without any text or history, like Vivian Maier and Francesca Woodman. Francesco Woodman doesn't really have too much information because of her work.

Published by her husband because she passed away in her early 20s and couldn't publish her work. Also, only a few people wanted to be there when she lived there. Publishing or exhibiting her photographs, unfortunately, In Myers. She's more like an experimental lady who likes to be explored outside. She went to be a nanny and worked as a nanny for children, and whenever she went outside to travel around, she studied people around countries and places and photographed there. I also inspired John Burgers and Susan Santage, who are John Broker. Like I mentioned in my notes like, he's more reflecting on painting and photography, like how to compare with each other and how much time they battle between them, and also mentioning the Renaissance times about like that time, they just started to be experimenting the 17th and the 15th century. So it's interesting. I only remember a little. That's the only thing I memorised from John Burger's book about oil paintings and photography's revelations and similarities. Susan Sontag also had a similar expression. But Susan Santiago, I couldn't research her that much of her book because I could only listen to her audiobooks and didn't see any images or pictures of her works. So, explaining her works and meanings took a lot of work. So I will be.

Looked back at the audio guides. About her work, it was hard to find on the library arch, and I will check later. Um, in the library. I least checked Wikipedia and the interview with John Burger. And they are likely to show sympathy for others when they see something from the images. It's more like a sympathetic conversation about the pictures, as it seemed to me the first time. But I plan to look back and understand what they would try to explain. One of the videos I had been checking was like speaking in French, so I didn't realise what was happening.

I checked out the subtitles, but there is no chance of having the English titles on. They also just had similarities. Uh, deviant. Um. Work. So photography. Photography of people. Photography of outside. It seems more like expression, and molecular expressionism was more like impressionism at the time. Realism is also compared with these images. And also the moments.

It was Hasam's serialism bar. In my notes, I'm mentioning John Schizag. I did a little research on John's image, the type of photographer who created photographs of celebrity posters or single people who got like photographs. They cut their faces out, put the landscapes in, and make a serial image. So, it was complex and challenging to explain. What exactly were they presented with? John Schizax was his one. He is one of the photographers who inspired me when I was in college or studying art.

It would be fun and inspiring to look at these two landscape images. So, combining images like the female and male images of the celebrity pictures that were so inspiring in college, I did the same thing I combined mine. Faces with the with my. grandmother's face in the old photographs from when I was in college. So it was fun to try out this kind of. This kind of image.

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What is an illustration by Lawrance Zeger. This half of the year, I decided to experience the career. I have been studying illustration because it's easier to understand. This one is in my 1st year, and I know the. Different artist subjects and understanding of the history of illustration. So, as of my research, as I mentioned in my last vlogs, I explored different ways. Ideas of many other artists. I won't remember the artist's names on the books, but I will mention some artists from the image. British artist book uh from the library archive. This book is more like introducing perspectives and ideas of how. to start. An illustration and what was it more like cold in illustration. I usually needed help understanding how to make my work as an illustration, and it was so complex that I went to the Sheffern Library at a university. I searched this book out, and this book has some relevations of the project. I had been studying these last few weeks, so I checked if there was screen print, which was mentioned a lot in graphic design magazines, cooking poster magazines, and laser cutting. It's also been mentioned in the book. So, I decided to mention this one. The books, so I experienced laser cutting in the workshops, so laser cuttings I never understood in the beginning how to do it. I started to use a Photoshop app. I began to understand how illustration apps how t can do it. Um, laser cart, and how can I Do this in class? I also experienced screen printing and screen printing. I started to enjoy it so much because screen print is like, uh. It's more like representing. Graphical styles of printing and a start to be soon found myself screen printing because I was so sceptical at the beginning. I was told I didn't understand screen printing. I didn't even understand how to do it, and the teacher explained that to us it is more like a bot with 3 or 4 layers of codes and. it seemed like to me and also, I checked out the Tate and the Warholes work, looked like to me it was very, very inspiring to see how were the layers and coats starting to be working together and as for me as a beginner artist I mean. as a beginner illustrator who never done that much graphic design I feel like I could do this. I could try and do this more often and practise it a lot, especially with liner cutting because liner cut saree ver,y very simple to do at home because screen printingissis if you have studio space and the right technological stuff. We could do that for home-making screen print. I was sceptical that we could do that, especially with so much equipment and materials, but minor printing and liner printing. I was confident with that one because that was much simpler to do. I point to print and etching. It's an engraving. It was pretty simple. It depends on whether it might be studio spaces or the right technology. You might need ior, um, drive point print and liner print. Yeah. I also like how they mentioned the sustainability of each of the designs. It's like promotions working with illustrations, which are also connected with fashion and brands. I usually thought like joining a fashion illustration. Still, I am becoming more sceptical about being sceptical because I don't have any taste in fashion, and I started to join live drawings. Now, I understand Photoshop and have checked out my classmates ' days creating their referencing ideas with Photoshop. I decided to do the same thing now. I want to put together my work, and yeah. Could you make it like that? Starting with FIS or Oshawa because PPhotoshopis my thing, and graphic design is more like my thing, and that's how I wanted to improve my work.

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photography part 2

Photography Part 2

When comparing the use of the SD card with my phone there is a big difference in quality. It is a bit like comparing the quality of an IMAX movie with a regular cinema or watching something on TV. When using the Canon 800 camera the images were much easier to focus in and out of the picture. The settings on the Canon were similar to that of the phone but the phone's data storage became full. The camera allowed for the storage spaces to be managed. It is probably cheaper to buy a high quality SD card than pay for ongoing storage space. However, this is questionable as friends say it is best to save photos in areas such as Google Photos.

At college, I had the chance to test out not just photography but also classical animation. It is important to mention this as Phraxiniscope, Phenakistoscope, Zoetrope and Thaumatrope because they are also part of photography as many photographic artists and illustrators used this to create games and movies for children. This formed the beginning of motion film and movies. This is a combination of photography and motion

Photographs are used for ID's and passports. There are times when gaming designers such as, John Rafman, uses animation but also uses photography to give different perspectives to help create ideas for different levels of gaming designs. Animators use photography as a backup reference for their work. Old family pictures are taken so that future generations can have family photographs showing their blood line. These photos could be repaired and catalogued for future generations of for exhibitions.

Nowadays, there are many questions about the ethics of photography as some people use social media inappropriately. Instagram prevented me from posting some images that I had taken in Greenwich as they said that they were unethical. Why were my unaltered images inappropriate whereas the original objects were not?

My old family photographs show few smiles. They are not expressing true smiles which may be covering up their true feelings. They are almost in the style of John Berger, Vivian Maier and Susan Sontage. They show people's expression of interest and disinterest. Some show fake interest. One photograph shows a drunken man which is an example of real photograph of a person. He may have been drunk in the hope that he could forget communism and his experience in the army and as a prison guard.

Photography part 1

What is photography? Photography is one of the essential tools for an illustrator. As for my studies as an artist and designer in college, I experienced photography. One time, when I could see dark rooms, I could see negative images. I could try out a little bit of Photoshop for the first time when I tried photography. I never liked to use the apps because I had no understanding of how to use the apps at all. I need to find out about the Photoshop app. Even if many of my generation liked it, I'd quickly learned it; I still had so many things I had to note down for myself to memorise. It could be because I needed to pay more attention to photography initially. I usually take so many photographs on my phone. I also had a little chance to experience the Canon 800 camera in college and university. I also had the experience of seeing at university low-activated pieces from back in the '90s of how a camera looked like at the beginning when it went commercial for my plans; I noted for myself what else could be photographed.

It could be a documentary film of a criminal scene. Good photographed family accessories or any old pictures of family members or with friends that could be black and white images. When CCTV cameras also take photographs of people, even. Many people who live there by themselves or live in flats are more like placed areas. They usually had a little CCTV camera. They are also taking pictures. Schools typically take so many photographs. College and universities take many photographs of students. Tourists also take so many photographs, and families take so many pictures. Usually now, as our modern technology of the phone is, that's the one many people rely on because a camera is costly (for example, £346) and also a little bit hard to take care of. As from my experience with a camera I use when I go to trips, I loan out on the university the canon 800 camera. As for me, who doesn't do photography specifically, I just had small workshops and a tendency to try out photography a little bit. I have yet to learn about usage, photography, or a camera.

Even if I had so many images on cameras it is more like living with moments when we take a picture of something, just like in visual art when you're drawing our minds is like a camera. The Canon 800 camera works within SD cards. All the cameras work with SD cards. When I was first, I was alone, I never wanted to believe this camera worked with an SD card because it is small. What my parents had were compact cameras. There was no SD card it just worked with a charger. And it was hard to understand it. It was like whether they work when it was SD cards. What are SD cards exactly? Why do they need an XD card? I did not understand this point when I first saw this SD because I still find it hard to understand what this is when I put the SD cards into the place where they have to be next to the batteries. I take a shot with the camera. And I took the SD cards out of place on the computer and realised this is more like it. This is more like a memory stick because it is similar to a memory stick, and after I checked out on Amazon, I ordered a memory stick. I could place my SD cards in it, and I find it so fascinating that whenever I go to a new place on trips or to new galleries, I decide to loan out the camera. Just to take photographs of this moment. I just remembered that I should mention usually people

When they visit towns or famous areas or go to gift shops. They typically buy cards, and honestly, I usually enjoy buying cards.

What is an illustration essay plan footnotes?

For this essay, is better if I explain my own experiences of illustration after the books and reflections of my tutors. I had explored in my course that maybe it's too early to begin with my own subjects to make an essay, but I believe it is better to research my own course. It's better to understand, especially if I am interested in Studio Ghibli to know illustration, Mangas and animation differences and qualities of work. I had been began with art and design the books I had being learned illustrations don't counted as art but better to learn fine art and art and design or visual art because is an impacted as an illustrator career to begin but I have to be watch to not to compare with graphic design if I compeer with illustration with graphic design it won't make senses because The graphic being specific as it seems don't using visuals but using similar tools like illustration. For Illustrations Has many alterations the child books and comics or Mangas. I wanted to being try booth of the subject just like Miyazaki did he has shared on his animation and Mangas child based and his countries' histories being opened up He also knows how to make me speechless or stunned with his art work and sound tracks expressions( I will be write about him on my next essay's just I need some connections with the subject I do and I have to know why I chosen this subject.

I always liked Wine the Phoo because this was my childhood but long as I searched up the classic real classic part was ditched the Disney disappointments.

If I could go back to my child hood I would be learn classic British illustrations because

I explored Peter Rabbit, Paddington, Hungry Caterpillar and Wine the Phoo. In my country also has classic illustration I had grown up called pompom tails, folk tails in Hungary, Green Rabbit.

I had being watched Grimm Fairy Japanese versions in my country.

I also fascinated of the little prince.

For Mangas or animation I have a list:

Vampire knight

Mermaid melody

Sailor Moon

Kyou Koi Wa hajimemasithu

Kaito Kamikaze Jeana

Kami sama Hajime Ashita

I would love to say I read Naruto , Death Note, Bleach or my hero academy or demon slayer but does mangas was sold out quickly and online manga I don't find or I find lazy of myself to search.

Animation I watched Cartoon network, marvel, animax, Jetix and the Fox kids.

Bakugan

W.I.T.C.H

Jin Jan Jo

Oban Battle of star

Star wars rebelled

Star wars clown wars

I also inspired by Pixar and Dreamwork

Because pixar and dream works wont necessary using music or twisting out things it was realism based on it could be funny and sad at the same time concepted of life time and tinny cultural history dragged in.

MY favorite Pixar movies:

walle

InsideOut

Toys story

Monster university

Finding nemo/ Finding dory

Red panda

Incredibles

Your friend rat/ratatouille

Bao/short film

Cars 1

This animation from Pixar is the one it had being raised me up just like the Gibling studio and motivated me to learn illustration and novel writing. this animation made me learn how to understand emotions- colours some communications with parents with their Childrens. Puberty maybe obvious but this is the language I prefer to communicating with my novels and illustrations. Reach the Pixar's and dreamwork more read books or wiki pedia just like Miyazaki and Ghibling studios!

Dreamworks

Kung fu panda

Shrek

Puss boots

Mega mind

Shark tales

Madagascar

Madagascar Pingues

Rise of the guards

Trolls

Boss baby

How to train your dragons

Croods

Flushed away

Monster vs aliens

The Flushed away is my first movie and cinema in my life it meant something new perspectives talking animals why? the triangle cone faces and the tooths I cannot stop myself to think how often they chewing something.

Nickelodeon:

SpongeBob square pants

Full house

Danny phantom

Teen mutant turtle

Hej Arnould

Rugrats

Catdog

Powerpuff

Adventure time

Jimmy neutron

Avatar

Fairy odd parents

I really liked how British illustrators used watercolours, dry-point prints, and typography.

Group task Manifestos of Homelessness Part 1

Today, we are shown our with the group and who our choose Manifestos for this topic to our tutor. I had researched and made my group for research by the book one of my class mate taking notes for every one and shared it with us after I photo copy the images out of the book I placed it in power point I shared with group so its a bit formal presenting we could develop after I opened and I sherd on the outlook a notes we could see each other notes and I was choose green so people can see my opinions if they want to respond to each other.

The book is illustrated by Henny Beaumont Book research in the manifestos 100 of manifestos📘: It's important for me to understand Manifestos because I don't find it easy what was I have to choose for my topics even if I enjoyed Manifestos I can not read for so long pages by pages its a long journey but worth to learn reading with the group.

Planning the topics researching conceptions: Mind making noting photocopy pictures presentation and talking about it.

Library book conceptions of "Homelessness"📚: independent library books as for references would be help full for developing my independent work. My class mate also searching online.

Taking notes or sketching 📝: extra notes for developing ideas I always useful I might do thumb nail sketching or digital sketching just to be clarifying my interest and my art work.

Discussion online or face to face 💻/ ideas: we are discoursing ideas and trusting and relaying on each other which means we listen to every one ideas how can we develop I presented Everyone cheesed the homeless topic I'm sure we can develop our ideas and we can find reasons why was homeless people living this style. Next week we need to creating our poem or monologues for sure.

I have to write down my journey with homeless in my mind what does it made felt like and ask some one opinion when reading my opinions for this content my work has being based of realism and my personal journey. Maybe poems and monologue not my strength working trying a bit political and other aspects being exploring in this content.

I think homeless people asking to much or way over aboard. Especial asking money for children's or disabled peoples disturbing costumers.

When I was little I first seen homeless person my dad whispered in to my ears. But there is many things I explored soon as I grove older the liquor sand smell off homeless person and homeless person life not changed anything.

I need to do: -

Creating presentation share with group+ notes or whiteboard with stickers.

- I need to research book of homelessness

- I need to reflect with manifestos

- I need to reflect with groups

- I need to create my personal poem and monoloug - I need to make small sketching

- write and post up on blog

- Presented it

- Group changing styles and more independent researching using on our group presentation.

I had Being listening my group of presents of females menstrual cycle and plastic hygiene sustain able, prostituting art 🖼 nudity adult content sharing on social media. Child mental problems trauma. Womens justice feminism sexual harassment. Zodiac sign destiny mythical cultures.

Which group manifesto interested me? The feminism and zodiac sign I could tell that the group being working hard and not reading up the poem or monolog for sure. being very prepared mine was prepared 30% present just practicing talk with group not worked but I'm positive with writing we communicated by out look and whats up next time I was bein Different perspectives I need to be developing.

Our group presents each side of homeless ness. I used mini cartoon sketching representing my mind. If I don't reminded myself now I do political BBC news try to watch it especially the work more realism and connected with Facts facts is always the main key inspiration so I can move forward. Remember that.

I also learned this group work project is about our ways of improving our goals and developing if we are in a job position and how are we Holden up how can we cover up and how can we managing together the task and what can we improve and our strength in the futer just like in art especially if we are in an animation company how can we develop in the company on animation.

My poem of Homelessness

Walking from Asher Hall to the Coop I notice people asking for money. Why? I wonder as I am off to buy something for my tummy! Today, I sat in the window of a Chinese restaurant and I could not help noticing homeless people on the outside. He had two-fold up bags and he was trying to cross the busy road; he seemed drunk! Nevertheless, he asked a lady in a wheelchair; if she had any money to spare. From where I sat it looked like she did not welcome his chat.

Many times, on TFL whole families approach me not looking well, and I could obviously tell that this is a scam. Especially, when there’s a Rolex watch ma’am!

This is upsetting to me as the children look like they are only three. My parents have told me what is right and wrong and I feel sorry for these children who vanish in a song. How can they learn about dignity when their parents have none? Many people sleeping in public places such as subways will walk my way for money.

So, in art and design there are many hidden messages which are helpful to charities such as those working with the homeless. When sketching people in public spaces, blend in but be aware of what’s happening around you. My Monologue

The first time I saw a homeless man was, when I was very little and back in my home country. He was a shady, muddy and strong liqueur-smelling person who had many bags and holes in his pants. I didn't understand why he was begging outside. I thought, he might be just an actor or a cosplayer ( as theatre was famous in my country, especially musical cosplay). My dad always whispered to me that this is a homeless person, part of the government's cruelty. In my innocent child mind, I always thought, that if I gave people, especially homeless people money, I could change their life. It is foolish to think so as no matter how much I help, I cannot solve this issues with my contribution alone. As soon as I grew old, I noticed a weight on my heart to improve my good deeds, which is helping them every time. I felt the need to help, as I was following the rules in my religion, but also just in general, I wanted to be nice and help them to reduce their burdens. At the same time, now I understand that it is not selfish of me to not help homeless people all the time as I need to take care of my needs as well. It's nice to be involved in the creative industry as I do my part in addressing this cause by supporting various charities by providing artwork for them. As I have grown old and got a good understanding about homelessness, I understand that I don’t have to be in a moral dilemma to help or not help them every single time. If I do a small part in my own little way and accept my true self, it is enough.

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Manifestos

What is a manifesto and which artist influenced me?

What is Manifesto Political Hijacke 17 century Dadaism and surrealism taking part for sure communist revolution possible modern life (I will be interested in another opinion because I'm just beginning to learn manifestos in art) Dramatic theatrical. One of my teachers created a performance of Zine. Zine is more Abstract art ways and styles being represented sure (as for reflection I posted my last year on foundation in my sketchbook journal also Zine references in the library of Zine manifestos). itself art practice subservient performance practice early ours The Manifesto remarkable declaration of a political individual artist presents ideas how are they present themselves self different geography power of words art manifesto modern art expresses group of people individual people collaborating climate change change.

Topics Could be Manifestos and my chosen topic

Cost off living rent paying everything Cost of living in art Climate change Feminism Travel living Political aspect Sustainable Finance

Begging

Natural material invisible rollers social zone Objective research By book 20 century Types of art motivated by manifesto I was trying to have my own words for the manifesto but I’m unsure what my voice in the manifesto is, but I intend to be empathic. The government's cost of living, and the food Department's dark secret, were taught to me a lot, but I decided to choose something relevant, which is Begging on the street or in any public space. I think begging and being broke and homeless have many perspectives. The first perspective is when someone in the family loses a job quickly and falls into debt. The second perspective is of a young adult or teenager with issues with their parents or in life.

Many restaurants and public spaces complain about beggars wanting a free meal, or sitting and disturbing people asking for money. We can not tell whom are we giving money to and what they are going to buy with it for sure. We cannot control their actions, so I don't think even if we give money to them, it changes their life. We just deceive our guilt. For some, who look poor, I can not believe that the police don't take the homeless to identify if they are actually homeless or not and take them to the homeless shelter because there are some people who don't do any work to change their lives, in the name of being homeless.

Shops or any public spaces should put out a new requirement to make begging illegal, and charity services like Ellinore, and Mind should be a bit more active spaces for walking around in towns and searching for homeless people and supporting them in this hard time. The responsibility is of the government to be more active with the food bank and the charity platform locally and hugely.

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Mapping 2 I want my second map-style concept to reflect Ukraine's flag nature and plant embryo connections with the country nature feeds the country it's cutting the embryo off the planet pulling the tree telling it to let it go the that part and the tree assisted to stay like a mother embryo with a child. more surreal and political messages. The artist likes to collect more sustainable I prefer environmental collection Birke Gorm’s art is about collecting on my journey objects like branches, magazines news and articles (collaging patterns),stones, shells, chestnut and walnut or nut shell. Her work aesthetic enough and sustainable I usually collecting objects because I wanted to be used as a material if I don't have leaf's I use for tracing printing a pattern or glue the leaf so I can keep for while them together branches I don't collect that much but not many peoples know branch works as a painting nib like a bamboo calligraphy pen. The materials and the political ideas I were inspired by Milica Tomić Second World War, the collage idea I got from Brigham Gambo because I wanted to be express my collages with different way this time I wanted to be using my digital aspects for this concepts.

#collage #photoshop art #decollage #illustration #facts #surealism #ukraine

My First mapping and the artist I reference with my work my map reflected my country Hungary's map outlook as an outcome. reflecting with Janine Antoine's work she was very experimental and visual I always liked to express my work with pictures of sculptures expression as a collection. I prefer to express myself in the places I visit or close to Hendon Centrals / Middlesex University Collider. I think it's realism as it first seems but because I collaged it it's the more surreal, abstract and pop art style I have. I used an A3 sketchbook to play with patterns and I created characters out on my A5 sketchbook so I could photoshop it or design it. I'm tinny bit impressed how much quality is my art work turned and I presented something. I also enjoyed to explore the relevance with “Janine's” art as it first seems she seemed to focus on people's female expressions she was focusing on the body parts. Focusing on the body parts, a lot of the main top aesthetics expressing body language realism expression hidden messages on her topics. The sculptures I had being choose having a particular eC-print, artist's frame and broken vessel (cobalt blue glazed porcelain balustre with gold ceramic ornamentation)xpression which is make it more enjoyed to creating my own map. I was inspired by “Caryatid, 2003”. My pieces more like attaching as a connection not really a stereo typical work this more like an environmental pop out guiding in the platforms. This mapping and my artist references also greater to see the nature inspiration and the environmental art differences but could be relative.

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