ooo, sounds good!
erm, we did:
Natural Forms:
3D piece - er, still working on that!
We were meant to do pots but I tried...and failed...But I'm currently working on a chest which I'm decorating with patterns and peacock feathers.
2D - I did a big piece on Peppers and one on a Kiwi (very interesting
) and I also designed and made my own fridge magnet (apparently too flat to be 3D!
) I also did a tile
. Then there's all the drawings and paintings in my sketch pad. Also studied some artists which I can't remember the name of
Stamp Designing:
3D - there wasn't anything we could do for 3D.
2D - the actual stamp we designed. loads of different pieces of computer aided design using Photoshop. Lots of drawings and we studied the artist Hundert Wasser.
Artists (we got to choose an artist to study...I choose Amy Brown
):
3D - I did a box, painted it, then carved in when the paint was still quite damp a faerie design (looks quite good
) and currently working on a clay model of a faerie (it's almost finished).
2D - Most 2D was done in my book, just observational drawings then I moved onto my own designs inspired by Amy Brown's.
Portraits:
3D - Still working on my first attempt of a Horse carving...According to one of my friends it looks like some instrument (can't remember what she said) and according to my mum it looks like a Crocodile...
Great . Doing another one of those though, hopefully this time it'll look better!
2D - Painted a picture of a Horse on a HUGE canvas which took me a total of 3 full days! Then I've done a lot of work in my sketch pad and also edited a lot of my own photographs using photoshop and showing how I used different effects etc.
Then there was our exam brief..
Nobody did any 3D work for that unless they did the choice in the exam for 3D, it was mainly just research then our final piece.
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