Monday, November 1, 2010
Cardboard sampler/ Maquette
My first sampler of my object is made up of multiple layers to achieve volume. Since i could not find glue instead, i used toothpicks to hold it together. After completing the sampler, i started to see the shape of the switch and got a better idea of how to make the switch functional. As you see, in the second sampler the switch is more developed by more folds and bent ridges resembling an actually light switch.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Learning Negative Space
After learning about negative space it was put to the test by coming up with a piece of our own. For guidance, i viewed the works of Noma Bar. I never did this type of thinking for a piece before so after viewing a couple of pieces of this art form, the similarity among all of them was revealing a dark truth or disturbing message which made the viewer think twice while playing the mind what image to focus on more but also see it as a whole. So with this in mind, i came up with a gruesome scene of wolves shredding apart a dove. The detail in the feathers also create the jagged edged teeth of the three wolves. The strip of white and a rain drop shape that trickles behind it, is the blood shed from the attack. Tina described my characters as "cute creatures" but my intention of this piece is far from cute.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Digital Imaging-historical photo edit
Sunday, October 10, 2010
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