It has been several weeks of researching different types of styles, and techniques of how I wanted to convey my piece of art to the world. So far everything has been the same with added scenery and storyline. The plan I have kaupapa is still happening without a doubt, but I currently worrying about the speed I working to get my work finished and the amount of time that is left to get it done. Just means I need to balance my time more efficiently making it easier for me, to finish my work on time. I like what I am doing it just still it's time-consuming and I get impatient sometimes wanting to move on with another painting or something that is not even relatable to my work. I have managed to this far so it means, I can persevere for a little bit longer. I'm ready to take down any obstacle that stands in my way of accomplishing my 'Three Mood Board' before leaving high school.
Friday, 10 June 2022
Thursday, 9 June 2022
Level 3 Art (Comtemporary - Traditional - Aeoteroa) Blog Post 5
Contemporary: Focal Point - Dark Shadowing, Leading Lines - The direction of the battlefield, Use of colors - Light/Dark patches of black and red, Use of repetitive elements - The blood and spears splattered everywhere, Use of texture/Brush Marks - The dark brush marks goes good with the foggy background.
Traditional: Focal Point - The queen & knight, Leading Line - Queens arms following down the sword onto the knight's shoulder, Use of Colours - Gloomy and clear red/white and green, Use of repetitive elements - The alteration of the same image, Use of texture/brush marks - (Expressionism & Realism) Brush strokes of volume with a clear/smooth texture.
Aotearoa: Focal Point - The center man, Leading Lines - Backdrop waves/lines, Use of colors - Strong powerful use of green (different pigments), Use of repetitive elements - Lines curves and whirling spontaneously, Use of texture/brush marks - Heavy/bold brush stories with mixing brush marks.
Tuesday, 24 May 2022
Blog Post 4 (draft 2 My Kaupapa)
As I stated in my previous blog. My kaupapa Is fantasy, and I'm really interested in the concept of Magic (myths, fairy tales, and legends). It really brings your imagination to life through your artwork. Entering a whole new world, with mysterious wonders, and limitless possibilities that people want to see. It targets the curiosity of "what really is out there ", thinking about the many probabilities of an entirely different world waiting for us to discover and explore their histories, traditions, and existence of how they came to be. escaping their reality into a whole new era.
In level 1 the kaupapa I decided to work on was pacific and religion, using a variety of art styles (chalk, painting, drawing, and printmaking) constructed into my artworks. One of the amazing pieces that I had to design was an image of Mary (mother of Jesus) fused with Pasifika patterns, naming that piece The Goddess Of The pacific Seas. Use spray paint to cover the top layer of the brown paper, waiting for it to dry, then use brown and black chalk to draw the picture of Mary, fused with pacific patterns. It was a patient journey but it was worth it in the end.
Unfortunately, I didn't take part in level 2 art as a chosen curriculum.
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