I was very uncertain about the direction of travel for my assignment, which resulted in me making two attempts: One rather abstract one, and one very much in the other…
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Part 4: Circular reasoning
Table of Contents Reflections Have I bitten off more than I can chew. Time has flown by, I’m definitely now late on my plan for this course — I’m going…
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Assignment 3: Monotype Madness
Table of Contents Reflection This section defeated me until I started working with the idea of transparency and trying to find a surface that would support that. I’ve created some…
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Part 3: Adventures in Monoprint and Portraiture
Table of Contents Reflections I think the BootCamp(see Supplementary Material) I attended helped me be looser with the core exercises in this section. I channeled all my ‘precision’ and ‘tightness’…
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Assignment 2: The things I carry with me
A jumble of objects and shapes, some floating, some resting upright and some perhaps laying flat and seen from above? Or maybe they too are floating. A jacket or coat…
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Research: Looking At Artists II
Resonance My tutor posed the question “What resonates with you?” and I’ve spent much time thinking about this. I don’t know if I have an answer yet, though I can…
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Part 2: Collections
Table of Contents Reflections Collections as Portraiture This section is the first time all the planning and creativity came together almost at the point I read through the section. From…
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Assignment 1: Here and There
Terrible photography aside, a collection of twenty small square paintings each showing a different image. Blue skies dominate the collection, with a handful of bright reds, oranges, and industrial browns…
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Research: Looking at Artists
Summary Thoughts I got into this work and looked at a lot of artists, attended galleries, and read books, as I looked at what resonated with me and what I…
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Part 1: Repeating repetition
Table of Contents Reflections Focus: I find it far easier to hold my focus for hours on a single painting than to get through a dozen quick ones in a…
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