Sunday, 26 July 2009

brief title: alcohol







Again my digital camera can't deal with club and disco lights, maybe i hold down the capture button to long. these are raw out of my camera and at the time they fitted in really well with the project title of alcohol.



old. brief- something from a charity shop

I decided to buy this doll, she was wearing clothes to big for her, i then decided to spray her gold there are lots of reasons for this.
here i used layers of felt, then using a sewing machine defined lines and shading. (first time)


large drawing of the doll using: coloured chalk, oli pastels and colouring pencils.

cappuccino









editing: changing contrast

more photography from cafe culture












editing: changing contrast



photography from cafe culture












my didgital camera is very bog standard, it cant take a normal photo, you have to have literally nerves of steel, the slightest movement and the image is blurred but on this occation these raw out the camera images I really like. i have only turned up the contrast to make the colours really bold.



Saturday, 25 July 2009

more carboard and ink

these fish are my favourite pieces from my art foudnation at buck new uni. our project was natural and man made, after a visit to some museums i merged some drawings and came up with these mechanical fish.
Mixed media: ink applied with a twig, sharpe pen, charcoal, water colour

mixed media: ink applied with a twig, water colour, charcoal, sharpe pen


when i did fine art for a couple of weeks we looked at domestic appliances, i looked at an iron. Again used cardboard :S
Mixed media: biro pen, water colour

mixed media: charcoal, pencil, coloured pencil


early art foundation

Part of textiles, learning about colours and what colours represents what seasons, using ink and dye, printing, wax crayons.

making our own tools out of anything from the 99p shop, then using ink and drawing objects with them, creating some interesting pieces.




Kinda-egg toy using charcoal in an excercise where we would keep rubbing out and re- drawing.