Project 1: Line and Shape ReconstructionObjective: Make a unified composition that generates a feeling of rest and agitation by aligning, matching and adjoining lines and shapes. Provide a wide variety of shapes, lines, as well as value to create visual interest and movement through repetition and pattern provided by the grid structure. 11"x14" acrylic on 100lb bristol board (compsosed of arranged 1"x1" squares) mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Project 2: Value and Pattern StudyObjective: Develop and allover pattern over the entire surface of the picture plane using either lines and/or shapes with a repeating motif. The use of different types of value will be used that include low-key, high-key and high contrast to create different effects. 11"x14" acrylic on 100lb bristol board mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Project 3: Texture Interpretation
Objective: The focus of this design is texture and value and how these elements of art function in a design relative to: Actual Texture, Invented Texture, Impasto, Collage, Assemblage, and Value Keys/Contrast. Using texture as your emphasis, create a design by using any of the texture techniques listed above (one or multiple ones). Then begin by composing a design that focuses on collage. Using your illustration board, create a design that can either be pattern based, abstract, non-objective or representational. Once you have chosen your design concept/layout/subject matter begin by adding material to build up the surface, such as paint directly onto the surface (impasto), attach actual textures/subjects (newspaper, aluminum foil, sticks, leaves, fabric, paint, cards, etc.) and assemblage to create your concept. Once your design is complete, take your paint and cover the entire surface with one singular value tone (whtite, black or any gray tone). 11"x14" collage (cheese cloth, deconstructed humidifier filter, grommet tools, key chain rings) on 100lb bristol board, painted in chrome spray paint and mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Objective: The focus of this design is texture and value and how these elements of art function in a design relative to: Actual Texture, Invented Texture, Impasto, Collage, Assemblage, and Value Keys/Contrast. Using texture as your emphasis, create a design by using any of the texture techniques listed above (one or multiple ones). Then begin by composing a design that focuses on collage. Using your illustration board, create a design that can either be pattern based, abstract, non-objective or representational. Once you have chosen your design concept/layout/subject matter begin by adding material to build up the surface, such as paint directly onto the surface (impasto), attach actual textures/subjects (newspaper, aluminum foil, sticks, leaves, fabric, paint, cards, etc.) and assemblage to create your concept. Once your design is complete, take your paint and cover the entire surface with one singular value tone (whtite, black or any gray tone). 11"x14" collage (cheese cloth, deconstructed humidifier filter, grommet tools, key chain rings) on 100lb bristol board, painted in chrome spray paint and mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Project 4: Photo Deconstruction/Reassembly
Objective: Take and print photographs of one subject of your choice from different perspectives. Rearrange and organize the photographs and glue them down to either the mat board or bristol board when a successful composition is acheived. Mount your Project on blackm at board with 2 inch border. 26"x40" total design including mat board. Photos of Special Edition God of War III Pandora's Box from different angles deconstructed and reassembled into design. Border incorporated into work, design mounted directly onto mat board.
Project 5: Monochromatic Scales
Objective: To explore the reaction of creating tints and shades and experiencing the changes that take place. This also involves the ability to mix tints and shades accurately, in even and gradual steps, as well as the control and application of paint. Also, to develop an interesting and dynamic composition using all six value scales in a nine step progression. The value scales are to be created with all six of the primary and secondary hues. 14"x14" design (acrylic on 100lb bristol board) mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Objective: To explore the reaction of creating tints and shades and experiencing the changes that take place. This also involves the ability to mix tints and shades accurately, in even and gradual steps, as well as the control and application of paint. Also, to develop an interesting and dynamic composition using all six value scales in a nine step progression. The value scales are to be created with all six of the primary and secondary hues. 14"x14" design (acrylic on 100lb bristol board) mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Project 6: Color Harmonies (Final)
Objective: to develop a dynamic composition using different types of lines which interact through juxtaposition. Also, to employ different types of color combinations that can include both traditional palettes as well as unconventional color palettes that create color discord. 16"x12" acrylic on 100lb bristol board (assembled from 4"x4" squares) mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
Objective: to develop a dynamic composition using different types of lines which interact through juxtaposition. Also, to employ different types of color combinations that can include both traditional palettes as well as unconventional color palettes that create color discord. 16"x12" acrylic on 100lb bristol board (assembled from 4"x4" squares) mounted on black mat board with 2" border.
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