#adifferentpointofview

[hiharleymary]

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[bellamancuso]

A different Point of View- Third Stories.

My inspiration began from my interest in physical collages and I originally aimed to create a physical piece of work, reflecting on this. To help move my work forward I decided to have a look at different textures and materials which I could either photograph as part of my collage, or use as a physical texture within my work. Moving forward I intend on taking photos for inspiration as well as using secondary sourced images.

Based around the secondary sourced imagery that I found, I created 2 collages to emphasise the contrast between old and new. I searched a number of websites for photos of contrasted buildings. I wanted to highlight the beauty of architecture from both the past and present to exaggerate my storyline.

I created a line drawing based on the collages so that I could play around with them on photoshop and manipulate its original form. I liked the contrast of the busy buildings towards the front against the emptiness of the top right. The sketchy feel helped to exaggerate the main body of the illustration.

I decided to put my line drawing into photoshop so that I could manipulate it freely and see which colours worked well with the image. Whilst changing the colour of the drawings itself, I also decided to manipulate the background it sat against to see if this changed the mood of the artwork.

I visited Bournemouth Beach and Pier in hopes of getting a better understanding of perspective. I took a range of photos which vary from Birds Eye view to worm eye view to extreme long shots e.c.t. Whilst walking around I noticed a lot of decay and signage which had obvious wear from weather through the years. Visiting and seeing a variety of different aged buildings helped me to move my work forward as it meant I had a better understanding of how my research correlates to the way I display my final series.

[bellamancuso]

Intro to typography.

This workshop was fun in my opinion as it made me aware that layouts on a page matter. It is a key way to save time when planning a future book or outcome rather than leaving it to the last minute. It allows you to create around the plan created.

[bellamancuso]

A different Point of View.

I made 4 variations of the same artwork in order to display my work. I felt that the best way to emphasise my story would be to create a series of work which targets different people. I asked 4 individuals of their favourite colours and interpreted this into the outcomes.

[bellamancuso]

A Different Point of View.

I created a range of colour pallets so that when I digitalise my Andy Warhol inspired artwork, I was less likely to repeat colour ways and was also able to see visually which colours worked well together. I was happy with the outcomes as they consisted of fun colour pallets and exaggerated the busyness of the original illustration itself.

[bellamancuso]

A Different Point of View.

Warhol for All

Andy Warhol is an artist from Pittsburgh. In 1984 he worked with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Francesco Clemente, and Keith Haring. He is well renowned for his artwork of famous figures which use bright colours to draw us in, as well as his artwork based around everyday products. Andy Warhol used a technique called silk screening to efficiently print his work multiple times. Before Warhol passed away, he created a series of self-portraits.

[bellamancuso]

A Different Point of View.

[bellamancuso]

A different Point of View.