Where you are at is where you can find what you should have done and what we are working on.
Today was cut short by assembly, with a 15 minute class and not much time to get things sorted. Friday, we will be cutting up your custom wood to work on and drafting up your prints.
By the end of Friday success means:
- You have all of your book work done and documented on your blog
- You have completed a reflection blog post
- You have drafted your final idea onto wood that you have helped to cut up... :-)
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Showing posts with label Markmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Markmaking. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 August 2017
Thursday, 29 June 2017
Mark making
Putting your progress so far together as a potential art work;
- term two selfie, how can you incorporate this,
- term two understanding of German Expressionism and woodcut technique, how can you best use this,
- as well as your own personal expression?
It is really important that you process your selfie as a graphic, black and white drawing that focusses on translating tone into MARK MAKING and texture, not shading. That might mean you interpret some areas a little differently to how they appear, or that you change tones into marks, or simplify them. It might mean you try one way of doing things and it does not work. That means try another way. Don't just quit. You also should be focussing on making this drawing NOT pretty. It is meant to be you considering how over-the-top and self-obsessed the idea of the selfie is. Make it ugly, make it creepy, make it a bit angsty, but let's not glorify it.
From here, you should be moving onto our Pinterest site for German Expressionism and beginning some thumbnail sketches. We can go over how to manage these more carefully in class.
Monday, 5 September 2016
Tuesday, 7 June 2016
Making marks from your selfie
Unity - Kotahitanga
Putting your progress so far together as a potential art work;
- term two selfie, how can you incorporate this,
- term two understanding of German Expressionism and woodcut technique, how can you best use this,
- as well as your own personal expression?
It is really important that you process your selfie as a graphic, black and white drawing that focusses on translating tone into MARK MAKING and texture, not shading. That might mean you interpret some areas a little differently to how they appear, or that you change tones into marks, or simplify them. It might mean you try one way of doing things and it does not work. That means try another way. Don't just quit. You also should be focussing on making this drawing NOT pretty. It is meant to be you considering how over-the-top and self-obsessed the idea of the selfie is. Make it ugly, make it creepy, make it a bit angsty, but let's not glorify it.
From here, you should be moving onto our Pinterest site for German Expressionism and beginning some thumbnail sketches. We can go over how to manage these more carefully in class.
Monday, 23 May 2016
German Expressionism Continued...
Friday, 29 April 2016
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