A few blogs back, I whined about not winning an award at the Student Art Show.It was an honor to even get into the show. My petulance was pure silliness. I have not taken many art classes. The few I have taken prior to my experience at FLCC lasted an afternoon or two. My mother was an artist, so anything I might know is from having been exposed to her. One of my major flaws in my execution and technique is the failure to have enough contrast in my work. I am always being told to add value to my projects. I find it interesting, when I looked through my mother's work, that she was also very light on the use of contrast. I don't know if it is a hesitancy to commit that might be circling in my (our) minds? I know that prior to final submission of my charcoal project I darkened the darker values in a big way. I did get an A- in my Foundation II class, which I am quite happy with. Oh, yes, I would like an A, but only if my work is A quality. It is not there yet. Hopefully next semester. I did get an A in design!!!
FLCC has an annual publication called Windows. It is a collection of work that is chosen to be put in a soft cover book. This was the first year it was published in color. I submitted a few things. I was aware that my fellow students were very impressed with my Mother Teresa rendition, so I submitted it. It is a collage from newspaper and magazine snippets. When making this type of project you match a photo with the paper, section by section. I was guided by the contrast already present on the photo. The Mother Teresa was a design project from last fall.
FLCC has an annual publication called Windows. It is a collection of work that is chosen to be put in a soft cover book. This was the first year it was published in color. I submitted a few things. I was aware that my fellow students were very impressed with my Mother Teresa rendition, so I submitted it. It is a collage from newspaper and magazine snippets. When making this type of project you match a photo with the paper, section by section. I was guided by the contrast already present on the photo. The Mother Teresa was a design project from last fall.
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