Showing posts with label Hanna Cowart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hanna Cowart. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Monday, April 6, 2015

Response Paragraph 4-6-15

Hito Steyerl's "In Defense of the Poor Image" gives examples of what images go through, which may be why there are so many images with poor quality circulating. He defends the images; art can still be great and meaningful even though they aren't high quality. I've never thought about how much images can be seen, altered, saved, resized, etc. before they appear on my screen. We are a image driven society, but we always look for the best quality in our images; We never stop to look at images of poor quality.

Friday, March 20, 2015

Homework 3-20-15

Which is more appropriate for your idea: a flat design or a spatial design?
My idea would work better with a flat design, so the viewer can just focus on the main subject, with no distractions in the background.                            What happens when static (unmoving) and dynamic (moving) shapes are used together in a design?
A dynamic space is created and the piece becomes more interesting.                            Choose one artist in the reading who you feel was most successful in their use of motion and space and write 
                           you comments on him/her.
Thomas Eakins "Double Jump" perfectly shows motion in a rectangular space. You can see the motion through the use of blur and the space is symmetrically filled with the jumping boy. 










Sunday, February 15, 2015

Project #2 Progress

I took over 100 pictures of vines and foliage for the "natural" part of my project.