Sketchbook #4: "View Out Of A Window"

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Assignment #6: Polar Opposites

Image
300-Word Reflection:  When I was thinking polar opposites, it took me a really long time to think of one. I was first considering my cats and their color difference, but they were not cooperating with me and my camera. I had to rethink my ideas and I was set on hot and cold, but I was not quite sure how I was going to pursue it. Then I was drinking my tea and the lightbulb went off. The steam coming up from the tea and the ice cube could work perfectly. The steam was at a perfect angle and shows how the light steam is only melting the ice cube ever so slightly.  This was kind of a hard project because it took me a while with the steam and how well it was coming out in the photograph. I ended up looking on Google how to capture steam in a picture and after I read that article, that boosted my confidence for taking a picture of the steaming cup of tea. The ice cube was easier to capture, but at first was not melting in room temperature. I took action and used a ligh...
Read more

Assignment #23: Wrapped Object Image/Reflection

Image
Reflection:  I realized with Jean Claude and Christos that they would always go big or go home. They would wrap anything from mountains to actually islands with the help of boats out on the water. They would make types of "floor plans" and sketches so that everything would work out perfectly and they could get the perfect masterpiece. My inspiration was to go a little smaller since they started off their "wrapped objects" project that way and I wanted to symbolize a well balanced diet with the wicker wrapped basket. The food items inside of the basket is everything that exists in a balanced diet such as vegetables and fruits which has been a lifestyle change for me recently. My difficulties was actually wrapping the objects since sometimes the wrapping would come off or overlap and look bulky. I had to place to the objects in a way so you could not see as much of the tape or excessive wrapping it took. The last difficult thing was getting the angle and lighti...
Read more