This website gives a good description of the printmaking process & also the artwork of Kiki Smith. Kiki Smith is a printmaker/sculptor whose themes focus on human anatomy, nature & female iconography. Good stuff....
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2003/kikismith/
Monday, February 25, 2008
Printfever
The Printshop of Blood, Sweat & Tears (Lax)
http://www.printfever.blogspot.com/
&
The Hot Plate
http://thehotplateatuwlprintmaking.blogspot.com/
Connecting Print Freaks to the World of Printmaking
Imperfections
"Imperfections is beauty, maddness is genius and it's better to be absolutely rediculous than absolutely boring."-Marilyn Monroe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2gD80jv5ZQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2gD80jv5ZQ
The Ministers Cat is an....Aboriginal Cat
This is my Aboriginal Art assignment. First students learn about Australia and the artwork of the Aboriginies. Students then pick an animal from a collection of black & white graphic images. After viewing a series of Aboriginal paintings, students begin creating designs with dots over their animal & also in the background. The final product is then copied & rotated to achieved a finished product such as the one above. A gradient is then applied to the background to unify the artwork.
Expressionism Assignment
This lesson analyzes the artwork of Edward Munch and other expressionistic painters. The lesson is focused around the painting "The Scream" and encourages students to study how line/color/etc. can elicit a sense of emotion. Students first take a photograph of themselves showing an emotion (anger, sadness, happiness, etc.) Students then use Photoshop to liquify their facial features & use other filters to enhance the sense of emotion they are trying to portray. Students then add pictures/text, etc. that coincide with the emotion the student has chosen to convey in their self-portrait. My example illustrates the stress that I feel while driving through Milwaukee during rush hour!! (UCK)
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