This is my fourth summer assignment. I choose to do the bathroom counter prompt. I used charcoal, watercolor, and watercolor paper. Im not sure of the dimensions because I can't find my ruler, but I can say that is a little bit smaller than a sheet of notebook paper. I really had trouble making highlights to make the cup look like glass.
This year in AP art my concentration will be a play on my life. Throughout the year I will create pieces that hit on the different stages in my life. Each piece will show one or more people from my life, and each person will have an animal head instead of a human head. every time I reuse the person in my future pieces I will use the same type of animal for that person in order to create a story throughout the concentration.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
Friday, September 21, 2012
Encaustic Painting
This piece was done with wax, oil pastels and an iron. It is very similar to the first, but instead of focusing on layering it is more about finding textures and brushstrokes. The wax is very different to work with, and at sometimes very difficult. It dried extremely fast but it was very forgivable at the same time. After i got the hang of working with the wax I really enjoyed it. I loved the the way this turned out.
Encaustic Collage
This was my very first piece of art work in Art IV Honors. It was done with wax, acrylic paint, and various objects that I brought together to create my theme of time. The hardest part of this, for me, was showing noticeable layers. It took me a while to figure out a method. I added an image transfer of a clock and attached real clock hands to it.In the end I was very happy with the way my layering turned out. I feel like this is one of the best pieces i have done so far. I love the fact that encaustic isn't something we have all done a million times before.
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