Showing posts with label Out of Class Assignment #8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Out of Class Assignment #8. Show all posts
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Stacey Sleight - Head Shapes
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Stacey Sleight
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Out of Class Assignment #8 - Structure on your expressions
Use your last assignment with expressions.
Simplify your head design into a series of simple shapes (sphere, cylinder, cones, etc.)
Do a drawover, floating these shapes onto your expressions to help define the structure and 3D shapes.
Pay attention to landmarks (such as a nose, horns, ears) and where they fall on a shape - look for consistency
Due Thursday at midnight
Simplify your head design into a series of simple shapes (sphere, cylinder, cones, etc.)
Do a drawover, floating these shapes onto your expressions to help define the structure and 3D shapes.
Pay attention to landmarks (such as a nose, horns, ears) and where they fall on a shape - look for consistency
Due Thursday at midnight
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Monday, October 20, 2014
Folk Art
Exploration and creativity exercise -
Next Thursday, bring in a tear sheet (a bunch of pictures made to fit on one or two pieces of paper) or a book with some kind of folk art or cultural motifs.
we will be designing a character in class based off of the folk art you bring in. The character doesn't necessarily have to be from the cultural art you are using - you can just use motifs, shape language, rhythms etc.
some examples:
Russian Folk Art
Lascaux cave art
Prehistoric art
African textiles
Scandinavian Folk art
North west Indian art
Indian Petroglyphs
Cambodian Wall art
Chinese calligraphy and glyphs
Japanese tableau's
Medieval Tapestries
Celtic illuminated manuscripts
Indian Sand painting
Sumerian carvings
Grecian pottery
Henna Designs
Maori tattoo designs
Aztec carvings
Taino wood carving
Nazca Lines
French Rococo Design
Art Noveau
Art Deco
Eyvind Earl
Mike Mignola
we will be designing a character in class based off of the folk art you bring in. The character doesn't necessarily have to be from the cultural art you are using - you can just use motifs, shape language, rhythms etc.
some examples:
Russian Folk Art
Lascaux cave art
Prehistoric art
African textiles
Scandinavian Folk art
North west Indian art
Indian Petroglyphs
Cambodian Wall art
Chinese calligraphy and glyphs
Japanese tableau's
Medieval Tapestries
Celtic illuminated manuscripts
Indian Sand painting
Sumerian carvings
Grecian pottery
Henna Designs
Maori tattoo designs
Aztec carvings
Taino wood carving
Nazca Lines
French Rococo Design
Art Noveau
Art Deco
just a few artists who have elements or influence of Folk Art in their Design
Nico Marlet
Mary Blair
Sam Bosma
Eyvind Earl
Mike Mignola
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
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