Tuesday, December 18, 2018

7 Elements Of Art








"Life" Zentangles

Here is my Life Zentangles. Each design inside of the letters represents different emotions you feel throughout life.

Color Wheel

Here is a flower shaped color wheel, my idea of this  color wheel is that each pedal represents a different perspective of life.

Color Scheme

since i don't a favorite junk food i decided to do another color scheme as a basketball team.

Miami Heat "Vice City"

Since my favorite basketball team is The Miami Heat ( Before Lebron Came ) i decided to draw the symbol  of their  new Vice city Jersey .

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Art Critique






Olaf Breuning is a Swiss-conceived craftsman currently living in New York. His presentation "Little Cerebrum Huge Stomach" comprise of divider illustrations and wood figures. The divider illustrations are done in expansive, dark lines painted straightforwardly on the dividers. The wooden models are painted dark and show up as three-dimensional illustrations. The symbolism of these works is cartoonish, virtuous, basic and one dimensional. As one strolls into the exhibition, it feels like one enters a funhouse loaded up with highly contrasting divider illustrations and models.

As one enters the display, one encounters the enjoyment of taking a gander at straightforward, painted illustrations of six men on the divider chatting on PDAs with letters perusing "morons" in their mouths. Over the room space, machine-like illustrations and also illustrations of individuals overwhelm the dividers. Distinctive disconnected, streamlined individuals like figures and machine like models are spread over the floor. This helps to remember an untainted setting where everything is simply spread over the room as opposed to being deliberately sorted out. The second room is likewise composed in a similar way with a few illustrations on the divider and a few figures spread over the floor space.

The association of the considerable number of figures and illustrations is exceptionally straightforward and not congested. There is a lot of room in the space to stroll around the floor and take a gander at the figures. Similarly, each illustration has a lot of room in the middle of them influencing the work to look perfect and precise. The main two hues; highly contrasting additionally make a spotless, splendid condition.

"Little Mind Enormous Stomach," is a fun show. When I entered the exhibition "fun" came into my psyche. It is where one can have the satisfaction in going out for a stroll around a delight walk in light of the fact that the diverse models look like changed rides, for example, the thrill ride mold, "Life." The straightforward, untainted and cartoonish symbolism likewise makes the work pleasant. The display feels like a space where one can go in abandoning pressure and appreciate the season of life taking a gander at the work. The work is by all accounts remarking on encounters of life. The high points and low points, the comedies and tragedies and choice of life is the thing that the show is by all accounts about.

Olaf Breuning's illustrations and models help me to remember David Smith's works of art, for example, the "Development on a Support," "Helmholtzian Scene," and "Hudson Stream Scene." Like Smith, Breuning's figures resemble three dimensional illustrations. They likewise show up as attracting space as opposed to drawing level on paper like Fineberg clarified in the reading material. Both have done level works. Be that as it may, Breuning's works seem significantly less difficult than Smith's. Smith utilized more entangled natural and geometric shapes though; Breuning just utilized straightforward lines and circles to make his figures and illustrations. Fineberg additionally said that Smith's work "prods the watcher" by influencing his pieces to show up as two things, for example, the circle showing up exchanging between a circle and a level circle. Then again, Breuning's work is clear and straightforward.

My most loved is the crazy ride form called "Life." It is a straightforward model of an exciting ride running up with letters of "Life" connected on it. It is an uncomplicated piece that clarifies life in such simple terms. It passes on that life is tied in with beginning from nothing to achieving a stature and after that prompting nothing. The base end maybe recommends terrible wellbeing, maturity and demise. The base starting proposes the start of life as a child and as it proceeds onward the thrill ride recommend growing up, getting fruitful and having a decent life. I like the figure for it's honest straightforward

IZZY is my middle name.