During the term, we had the chance to make a poster that was like Micheal Mew's artwork. In his artwork, he had leading lines towards the focal point, and he did collages on his picture as well. When I got to make mine, I decided to have three focal points, the bird, the flower, and the fork. These stood out to me because Michael had a lot of flowers as his focal point and he also had drips. The leading lines I did was the lines from the wood, and the lines the bird is on, which is the tree. The bird I used is called a yellowhead or a mohua, It is a singing bird and is found in the South Island
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| My artwork |
in NZ. Here is my artwork and next to it is Michael Mews artwork.
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| Michael Mews artwork |
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| Mohua |
Kia ora Presayus, You are someone I rate very highly for drawing skills and it turns out you are a damned fine colourist as well. You have chosen colours really well here and it just works. I also particularly like how the vertical lines almost mimic the piece of Mew's work you chose to go along side it. Is that intentional?
ReplyDeleteYou are organised and diligent and talented by the way, so don't stop doing what you are doing. See you Thursday if not before.