- not tinfoil?
- reflective of other people
- tissue paper
- watercolor
- shoes in color
- neutral
- darker
- gray
Monday, April 11, 2011
Critical Feedback
thought bubble
Monday, April 4, 2011
Statement of Purpose
How does your theme connect to your life?
How does your theme connect to the world around you?
What kinds of art or visual information (advertising, tv, film) have you seen that relates to your theme?
Why did you choose this theme and how can you envision exploring it through works of art over the course of the term?
Generate at least two big questions that will help guide your work?
This theme connects to my life because I zone out and daydream a lot, especially in class. Day dreams and regular dream are also really interesting to me because they distort reality, which is fun to explore in art. This theme connects to the world because the whole world dreams or fantasizes about the past, present, and future, and also what can never happen. I started this project thinking about Dali and his clocks and distorted reality. I also really like mixing pencil drawing with ink, collage, watercolor etc. I think I was inspired for that by some art I found online. I chose this theme because it can be explored in many different and interesting ways. I really like the idea of distorted reality through dreams. Day dreaming can also help explore yourself or to bring new ideas. I also like the idea of nightmares, and how they bring out what your subconscious is really afraid of, what lurks just outside your mind while you're awake. A lot of symbols that came up in my notecards were trees, feathers, and thought bubbles.
How do dreams, day dreams, and nightmares interact?
How does this appear to not just me, but the world?
How does your theme connect to the world around you?
What kinds of art or visual information (advertising, tv, film) have you seen that relates to your theme?
Why did you choose this theme and how can you envision exploring it through works of art over the course of the term?
Generate at least two big questions that will help guide your work?
This theme connects to my life because I zone out and daydream a lot, especially in class. Day dreams and regular dream are also really interesting to me because they distort reality, which is fun to explore in art. This theme connects to the world because the whole world dreams or fantasizes about the past, present, and future, and also what can never happen. I started this project thinking about Dali and his clocks and distorted reality. I also really like mixing pencil drawing with ink, collage, watercolor etc. I think I was inspired for that by some art I found online. I chose this theme because it can be explored in many different and interesting ways. I really like the idea of distorted reality through dreams. Day dreaming can also help explore yourself or to bring new ideas. I also like the idea of nightmares, and how they bring out what your subconscious is really afraid of, what lurks just outside your mind while you're awake. A lot of symbols that came up in my notecards were trees, feathers, and thought bubbles.
How do dreams, day dreams, and nightmares interact?
How does this appear to not just me, but the world?
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