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Geography and navigation have influenced many of the greats.
Robert Bubel (Polish, b. 1968, Zarki Nr Częstochowa, Poland) - 1: Always Is Any Storm, 2015 2: The Crush, 2015 3: Mooring Lightlines on Railway Stations, 2015 Paintings: Oil on Canvas
Albert Koetsier aka Albert C. Koetsier (Dutch, b. Netherlands) - Dream In Pale Blue Photography
Cyanotype process – a modified extract from the book Blueprint to cyanotypes describing the classic or traditional cyanotype process.
For Mai, Lisa, Tadhgh and Lameya
Documentation of ideas so far
Remember to you need to clearly communicate the story of how your ideas are developing through notes, pictures, photos and experiments)
Artist investigation / analysis
Name of artists and key artworks that you are looking at
What is the artists’ work like? Describe it in as much detail as possible. How have they used visual elements (colour, shape, pattern, texture, composition, materials and processes) to communicate ideas, story, message?
How did it influence and help you develop your ideas / work?
Make evaluative notes throughout your sketchbook as your work progresses.
What am I doing?
Why am I doing it?
Is it successful? Why?
What am I improving? Why?
What ideas am I using from the key artist that I have looked at?
How have I responded visually, try outs, experiments, copies...?
What decisions am I making that communicate the idea and mood of my narrative idea?
Why am I using my choice / combination of materials and processes?
Composition (organisation of objects, negative shapes, lines...calm horizontals, strong verticals, attention drawing diagonal...)
Colour (happy, calm, faded memories, sad, excited, angry...)
Texture (mood, surface...)
Pattern (repetition...)
Write a paragraph reflecting on where you are at this point ( (use photos, diagrams, annotation on relevant pages)
How is your work changing /progressing?
What decisions have you made along the way? Why?
Which experiments, ideas are proving to be successful? Why?
What could / will you change / improve? Why?
Describe and explain your alternative final piece.
What are you intending to do for your final exam piece?
What will you need to prepare, tryout, organise before the exam?
Evaluation of alternative final piece (if completed)
What have I done?
How have I done it?
What media has been used?
How did I use the media?
Which artists work did I look at?
Who is the artist?
What is the artists’ work like? Describe it in as much detail as possible.
How did it influence and help you develop your ideas / work?
How has your work changed?
What decisions did I make along the way?
What is successful? Why?
What could I improve? Why?
Some of the most talented women in comics, on Tumblr and beyond, are joining us for a special Women’s History Month Issue Time.
ASK OUR PANELISTS A QUESTION!
Maytal Gilboa is the founder and CEO of Emet Comics, a publishing company focused on empowering female comic book creators. In 2016 Emet Comics acquired Fresh Romance, a romance comic anthology from publisher Rosy Press. Fresh Romance Volume 2 is currently in production and being crowdfunded through Kickstarter. Prior to starting her publishing company, Maytal spent 4 years working as an executive at animation house, ReelFX Creative Studios, where she worked on films such as The Book of Life, and Freebirds. Emet’s latest webcomic is Zana.
Sally Jane Thompson is an artist and writer whose work includes comics from Oni, Dark Horse, Image, Oxford University Press, The Phoenix and more, as well as live art, sketch reportage and illustration. She drew The Ruby Equation (with Sarah Kuhn, Savanna Ganucheau and Steve Wands) for Fresh Romance Vol 1, and is returning to the series to both write and draw Under the Oak Trees. Born and raised in Chicago, Ashley A. Woods is an illustrator who got her start through self-publishing her action-fantasy comic series, “Millennia War”. January 2015, she met Amandla Stenberg and Stranger Comics at a convention; six months later, she began working on “NIOBE: She Is Life” which went on to sell tens of thousands of copies and inspired many cosplays.
Afua Richardson [ pronounced Ah FOO wah ] is an award winning American Comic-book illustrator best known for her work on Marvel’s Black Panther World of Wakanda. Some of her other works include Wildstorm, Attack on Titan, X-men 92, Captain Marvel, All Star Batman to name a few. Afua is also a musician, voice actor, activist and mentor. As a recipient of the Nina Simone award, she is aptly called a Jane of All trades.
Suzana Harcum and Owen White of the webcomic Tripping Over You are a two-person comics team currently based in Arizona. They are a married lesbian couple who once flirted with each other by creating characters and drawing together, and continue to make LGBTQ positive comics today for the love of writing stories together.
Our panelists will start responding on Monday 27 March
Week 6 Exam prep
Alternative Final Piece - should take 3 hours in lesson next week
Naomi
Clay & Paper mache studies of fabric folds that explore associations with Madonna / motherhood and the colour blue
Self selected artist and Alison Watt
Jazmin
Oil on canvas study of close-ups of body and cotton sheets.
Exploring relationships
Self selected artists as well as Modigliani (elongated necks, paint application) and Alison Watt (relationship between body and fabric)
Lameya
Developed mark making and etching on own photographs of flowers
Karl Blossfeldt
Tess
Oil on paper study of model applying make-up
Self selected artists
Lily
Clay feet
Gormley
Billie
Paper Mache and clay lipsticks
Lisa Milroy
Tadhgh
Plaster casts of machine and bike parts that respond to Eduardo Paolozzi, Jim Dine and self selected artists
Molly
Clay pots inspired by the concept of society
Grayson Perry
Majlind
Oil pastel studies of roses
Self selected artists
Harvey
Concrete and plaster casts that consider the relationship between the made and natural world. Developing geometric and organic negative and positive shapes inspired by these and explored through silkscreen printing.
Liam
Art Nouveau inspired portrait developed from model own photographs from model
Millie
Clay deer heads and Trophy heads exploring the relationship between natural world and changing habitats
Shula
Etchings and collage
Rubens and selected collage artists
Angel
Mixed media (etching and collage) using own photographs
African masks, Picasso and selected collage artists
Mai
Etchings working from self portrait line drawings
Self selected artists
Hannah
Paper Mache cake
Surrealism
Charlie
Silk screen compositions developed from photographs and studies of figures in motion
Marcel Duchamp and Muybridge
Jada
Clay models and comic strip
Self selected artists
Lisa
Reduction charcoal drawing of a rose and own photographs worked into with mark making in ink. Could lead into etching
Karl Blossfeldt and self selected artists
Denni
Mono prints developed from continuous line drawings of people on bus
Self selected artists
Hope
Lino printing using colours inspired by sun rise and sunset
O’Keefe (studies of sky), Lisa Milroy
A collection of drawing exercises, downloadable worksheets and beautiful line drawings: inspiration for the student, artist or teacher.
Use this board to find inspiration. You will find artists and ideas that will help you to generate ideas for for possible sub themes: Start, finish, death, journey, time, memories, decay, new, old, empty, fill, stop, conclusion, extremity, extinction, finale, close open, dawn arrive, emerge, limit, expire, passing, cancel, movement, nature, changing season. You will also find resources to help you to describe, analyse, interpret and evaluate.
Week 1 HW DUE: Monday February 6
You should spend 3 hours on this task -
Complete Title page and lotus planning sheet.
Use the Pinterest board to help you with ideas and images for your title page. You this interactive brain storm to help you with your Lotus Planning.
In Japan, craftsmen practice the ancient art of kintsugi, or “golden joinery,” which is a method of restoring a broken object with lacquer.
Acclaimed artist Grayson Perry has created a vase inspired by former energy secretary Chris Huhne - decorated with images of penises and speed cameras.
Resources for Harvey that link to the Japanese art of beauty in broken things - ‘Kintsugi ‘
Scottish sculptor’s murals above station’s escalators are to be restored and go on display at Edinburgh University, which has stepped in to save them
Resources for Harvey
60% Coursework Element
AO1 Develop ideas through investigations, demonstrating critical understanding of sources:
Have you analysed the work of at least 4 key artists? Have you visually explored (e.g. photos, observational drawings, quick sketches, paintings, sections, mixed media...) relevant images and objects that relate to your work?
AO2 Refine work by exploring ideas, selecting and experimenting with appropriate media, materials, techniques and processes:
Have you evaluated (WWW / EBI) your work as it progresses and clearly shown visual evidence of improvements of your ideas and techniques?
AO3 Record ideas, observations and insights relevant to intentions as work progresses:
Have you Communicated how your idea has been developed through sketches, thumbnails, diagrams, photos and annotation?
AO4 Present a personal and meaningful response that realises intentions and demonstrates understanding of visual language:
Have you completed preps and alternative pieces and fully evaluated the journey to a best final piece?
You will need to complete this by Wednesday 1st February.
I rather enjoy Pinterest. It’s almost an entirely self-contained social media platform in that I don’t have to be social at all. I browse through things that others have posted, check t…
Self selected Post it HW - due next lesson
This should take you 3 hours.
You need to investigate the artist that you identified in class. Which visual elements are you linking to your work - colour, composition, scale, media, subject...
Include two images.
You could use the following questions to prompt ideas, key words and phrases. Record on, in and around your chosen artists images.
Create at least 4 thumbnails sketches to show working out of you final idea/ ideas.
Annotate your thumbnail sketches to communicate and explain how you have used art elements to illustrate your narrative.
Half Term - work on your sketchbooks see guidance and links below. Due first lesson back after half term.
Half Term - work on your sketchbooks see guidance and links below. Due first lesson back after half term.