The experience I had during
the gallery show was very interesting; I hadn’t had anything like it. The advice
I can give to next year’s AP Art classes, is that they need to stay on task
with their work to make it the best they can. Creating a portfolio was a bit
stressful, but I was able to go through it. Through this year of class, I liked
how I had the freedom of going out of class and taking many different
interesting pictures in different perspectives.as an artist I learned that I can
take photographs in interesting ways.in my future life I may plan to use my references
that I learned this year.
My concentration theme started of by being many types of abstraction in different point of views. Now I am focusing on abstractions with children. Leading lines, texture, scale, layering, space, complementary colors and light are some principles of design I could use for my photographs.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
What
I tried to express in my concentration, are abstractions with children. Since I
am almost always surrounded by children smaller than me, I thought it would be
a good idea to use children in my photographs. Working with children is surely
hard to do, since they are moving at all times. In my pictures I used different
principles of design, like line of repetition, contrast, and texture.
In the process in taking my
photographs, I started off with taking pictures of the things that children do.
That didn’t really work as much so I moved on, on to taking portrait pictures.
They looked much better and they mostly include low saturation. At the
beginning of my concentration I started off with single shots and then ended up
with layered photographs. I used texture in most of my photographs to show how
the mood of the picture is. Abstraction, contrast, and rule of thirds are some
other principle of design that I use in my photographs. On my first set of
pictures they start off with black’s whites and grays, and then lead of to
color.
Friday, March 22, 2013
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