Saturday 20 December 2014

Origins Evaluation - Drawing

Week One of Drawing: Observation of Objects
First week of observational drawing was set out to focus on the colours in our objects. Throughout this process, I found myself working with tiny detailed objects. This took up a lot of time to complete so I thought about doing quick and simple drawings. (Sketchbook).


Week Two of Drawing: Colour Wheel/ Colour Perception 
This was an experimental exercise to see how individuals perceptions of different objects can portray in their work. for example; green pees across the country are different colours depending on which part of the country you live in or have been brought up in.

Week Three of Drawing: Bleach
This session was about drawing with unusual objects such as bleach, sticks, masking tape etc. It was very difficult to keep control of the drawing materials that were applying the bleach across paper, which was covered in different coloured ink.

Week Four of Drawing: Toned/ Blind/ Mixtures of Scale Drawing
Here we were set to simply draw our objects without looking at the paper (blind drawing). very unusual approach to drawings as the outcome looked like a child's drawing. However, the variety of tones and depth of lines on paper were interesting; you don't really pay attention towards how much pressure you apply on the pencil onto the paper, until your final outcome.

Week Five of Drawing: Combination of Different Techniques By Four Individuals Perception of Same Objects, From Different Views
This week was one of my favourite session in drawing. It was amazing to see how different people have different approach to the same objects but from different view. We all used the techniques we had learned so far and participated them within our drawing. From the construction area in textiles, weaving our work together created this beautiful piece of art. This just shows how everyone is unique in their drawing and how they see things differently from others. This may look like a random drawing by children but by creating this, I understand the effort and understanding that has been involved to create this.


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