Review/Reflection
1) Experiment of
oil pastel – A3
This is probably my favourite piece of
experiment as the technique of oil pastels conveys the style of
Aja’s painting really well. This art work is inspired by this artist as I liked
her style of abstract expressionist painting. The work I've created
is done by oil pastels in which I've drawn in various lines of different
colours that show the dark colours to light to represent the cold areas to warm
areas. There’s is bit blending involved in some areas to
get an evenness of colours through her to show the curviness and the smoothness
in which it make the structure more realistic and bold. I've chosen
this pose to be developed as it matched the idea of the colours,to convey the
warmth and coldness.
2) Experiment
of acrylics-A3
This piece of work is also influenced
by the style Aja’s work of art which can be seen through the technique I've used
again. This experiment is done through the change of media which being
acrylic paint. In this piece of I've wanted to show how the difference
between the oil pastel piece and to acrylics, in which I've found
that the paint consistency was very light and quite dull and the
colours didn't seem that strong enough to be seen
and didn't t have an outstanding look like the oil pastel technique.
On the other, you can see the blending of the colours together very well.
3) Experiment
of finger painting- acrylics
This development piece is created
through finger dipped into the paint then onto the paper which is meant by finger
dabbing. This was a quite fun but also finger straining way of painting. It was
also difficult to create detail to this piece of work as
I couldn't make small parts detail although I have managed to add
shading to the figure. I've chosen strong colours for the background
as it made the body structure standout and wanted to give dramatic effect . However, I've chosen more of a
subtle colour for the figure as it supposed convey the body language in the
sense she is lying down and resting calmly . The
contrast between the background and the figure also the warmth and the coldness
in which again it conveys that she aren't dramatic in this piece of
work. I think the work fairly came to good standard
4) Experiment
of soft pastel
This piece of work mainly considers the
shape of the woman’s body against the background as I made black shading
throughout by rubbing my hands over it.The figure itself was created to be
centre of attention as the various stream of colours supposed to convey the
different emotion through her as I've created lines that swishes with
different colours. I've added a chair, so that she wouldn’t be
floating in an empty space. The work came out to really well and I enjoyed
working out in this technique.
5) Experiment
in watercolours
This experiment was based on Madison
Moore work in which the background influences her style of painting
although I've changed it and gave it my own style of
painting in which I've used water colours to express the subtleness
The technique I've made for the background was a different wash of
colours that gives the same effect of Madison Moore’s kind of style. The figure
was meant to be combine in with background but I've decided that the
blue lines should come out more and stand out to show the figure in which I've used
the a navy blue colour to represent of the organic shape. I've quite
enjoyed working on this experiment as I like working with watercolours.
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