In every building or office I enter, I find myself scanning the place for artwork. I notice paintings on the wall and find myself attempting to decipher what the artist wants to portray. I also challenge myself by guessing the art movement that the work was created in.
For some reason, I have always been a fan of abstract work and thinking because there is a certain mystery to it. When I stumble upon abstract work, I pay close attention to color, shape and lines and do the unthinkable--try to solve the mystery. Much to my affliction, I walk away unsuccessful but somewhat satisfied with the fact that I tried to solve a mystery. Time after time, I knowingly repeat this behavior and it doesn't bother me one bit.
Off record for a second--here is one of my favorite paintings from Project 3
P.S. A little food for thought...
"The moment you think you understand a great work of art, it's dead for you."
Oscar Wilde
With that said, cheers to confusion and unsolved mysteries!
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Project 2
First and Foremost --Adobe Illustrator!
This program frustrated me soo much. I was able to manipulate a couple of my drawings but by the time I got to my last one, my hand was permanently curved to the shape of the mouse from sitting in front of the computer soo long lol.
However, the more practice I have with it, the ease of using the program would come eventually. The one aspect of this project I enjoyed the most was reverting back to art lessons learned in high school about scale and training the eye to draw exactly what is observed. If I could do this project again, I would select a different object to draw that had a little more interest and flair to it.
P.S. By the way, its a wrench.
This program frustrated me soo much. I was able to manipulate a couple of my drawings but by the time I got to my last one, my hand was permanently curved to the shape of the mouse from sitting in front of the computer soo long lol.
However, the more practice I have with it, the ease of using the program would come eventually. The one aspect of this project I enjoyed the most was reverting back to art lessons learned in high school about scale and training the eye to draw exactly what is observed. If I could do this project again, I would select a different object to draw that had a little more interest and flair to it.
P.S. By the way, its a wrench.
Friday, June 4, 2010
My FiRsT Blog EVER!
HEYY Everyone!! =]
This is my first BLOG of my entire existence. I've heard just about everything there is to hear about them, I just never took the initiative to start one.
CAT 111 is my first class at AACC, and I'm taking it in order to graduate on time from Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, FL. (Class of 2011 WOOHOOO)
This is enough for now, Enjoy!
This is my first BLOG of my entire existence. I've heard just about everything there is to hear about them, I just never took the initiative to start one.
CAT 111 is my first class at AACC, and I'm taking it in order to graduate on time from Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, FL. (Class of 2011 WOOHOOO)
This is enough for now, Enjoy!
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