Showing posts with label organised. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organised. Show all posts

Friday, 29 July 2011

Student Work Proposal

Artists/Students Name:
Abigail

Concept Words: 
Tall Ships, Ocean, Antique Maps (15th-18th century), Rigging, Cartography, Bearing Lines (North South East West etc.), Decorative Lines, Embroidery

Artists Statement: Being influenced by the sea, old 15th-18th century naval ships and antique maps of those eras, Abigail incorporates aspects of each to create a series of works that demonstrate her love of handmade, intricate detail and skillful workmanship.

Proposed Artwork Description: Will produce a series of 8-10 works, varied in size (maximum of  20 x 28"). Mixed Media of gouache or acrylic paint onto canvas and paper and embroidery thread.
Some pieces would be of the simpler background with thread as map lines, others would also include embroidered detail onto the map lines, also some would include shallow relief paper islands. The rest would be of the underwater seascape variety.The larger works are intended to be subdivided so that within one canvas or paper there are several smaller images.


 
Concept Images:
Antique Map includes many map lines of which i am interested in


Ship's Rigging viewed from below - intricate lines



Sand with water marks - Organic lines a reference for embroidered pieces



Matthew Cusick, reference for texture and variations in colour



Rich Colours reference




Reference to rich colours and combination of colours



organic embroidery, textured surface reference



Semester 1 2011 work, map lines with embroidered detail


Sem 1 2011 work in progress, underwater sea-scape


Sem 1 2011, shallow relief map



Installation Requirements:
Included below is an imagined final layout of the artworks. Paper works are to be framed and both they and canvas works to have D hooks and hung on wall space

Monday, 27 June 2011

Taking Care of Business part I

I have been at Tafe studying the Arty stuff since 2007, and it's time to organise myself and take care of what i havent done. (more procrastination)

SO, taking photos of all my works i have made since i started is step 1
editing those photos is step 2
posting those photos is step 3

then i will have a proper record of what i have created and will be able to see the progress i have made since the beginning

I know i have  - progressed that is.
I think i'm at the point where i have been wanting to be for a long time. Where I have wiggled into my own niche and am making things that are suited to me and starting my own style of arty things (finally! huzzah!)

unfortunately now i am going to have to go through all my junk backlog to be able to take photos of the stuff i don't already have photos of.
Piles of papers and cardboard folders await me

-__-

Hopefully i still have it all...

actually.. i know i already painted over one canvas so i won't be able to show that one
it was just a modified Frida Kahlo piece though... nothing too serious
still a shame though...