#natural object

[monikajanikhnd1c]

Still Life - Studio (natural Object)

Today in studio we could experiment but not forgetting about the composition, light, exposure. My natural object was mandarin. in my work I showed different photography light techniques (45 degree, rim, side, front). Also I show you how background decide about composition. My favorite image is the mandarins on a blue background. I think that the color of mandarin and the background color got nice contrast . I don't know if I did properly task, but I'm happy with today's work. Work in the studio give me change  work with professional equipment and improve my techniques about light.

[mbvphoto]

Natural light study of air plant.

[phamhak-blog]

Week 4 Rotation- Nature Drawing I was very excited to take this drawing class since I have never done any drawing of nature before. In this class, I had a chance to do some close studies and observation of objects in nature, which was very crucial in changing my way of approaching my drawing. Specifically, besides the shapes of the objects, I really had learned how to use different mediums to depict the textures. The main class assignment was to pick 3 natural objects and make a drawing of them. The challenge of this assignment was to focus on the space, compositions, and the roles of the objects in the drawing as a whole. I had a tendency to work closely in one part and try to get all the details before I move to another, which essentially wasn’t the best way to approach this assignment. Although towards the last class, I did force myself to work on the image as a whole and attempt to fill up the space, I did not have enough time to finish my piece. Nevertheless, the assignment has prompted me to think of still life in a different way and to take more risk in combining different mediums in my piece to create unpredictable results.

[mardrawings]

Screwdriver and Orchid | graphite, watercolor and black pen | 420 × 297 mm and 420 × 594 mm 2014

[heteroglossia]

What is the difference between a “natural object” and a “man-made object?” None. In ultimate terms, all things in reality are part of reality, and hence are equal; they all plunge equally into transitoriness and nonexistence. The only meaning, such as men and women pretend to find in mathematical or poetic statements, is the meaning of obliteration. The only absolute value is value itself inverted, turned inside out—the void. Everything is equivalent, every pebble and masterpiece every atom and thought of love: they are precisely the same in value. The idea of value is an invention. At its best a sick joke, and at its worst an inexpressible sorrow.

Hayden Carruth, Suicides and Jazzers