Showing posts with label beginning project 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beginning project 2. Show all posts
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
gert germeraad
New artist to look up and new website! I'll add it to the side bar.
New website for inspiration and research: Charlotta Klingström Keramik / Ceramics
New website for inspiration and research: Charlotta Klingström Keramik / Ceramics
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beginning project 2,
sculpture,
websites
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Project 2: 2 or more heads
Don't forget you must have 2 or MORE heads on your shoulders!
Proportions of the Human
Head
Traditional rules of proportion show the face divided into six
equal squares, two by three. The upper horizontal division is roughly at the
'third eye' level mid-forehead, the lower at the base of the nose. The eyes sit
on the horizontal centre, the mouth on the centre of the lower third.
This is an ideal which does not account for racial and individual
variation, observing these basic proportions gives you a starting point to
measure against.
• Size of
Head: The distance from the chin to the crown is the same as from the
back of the head to the front. Features take up only a small portion of the
head; a lot of space is needed for the brain! The mid-point of the face, when
measured from chin to crown, is at the base of the eyes or eye sockets.
• Eyes: The space
between the eyes is about the same width as one eye. If the width of eye is
used as a unit of measurement, the head is five eyes wide.
• Eyebrows extend
beyond the eyes on both sides.
• Ears: The top of
the ears line up with the brow of the nose and the eyebrows, and the bottom of
the ears with the tip of the nose.
• Nose: The bottom
of the nose is the midpoint between the eyes and the chin.
• Mouth: The corners
of the mouth align with the centre of the eyes (if you're not smiling). The
line where the two lips meet is slightly above the halfway point between the
end of the nose and the chin.
• Chin: The mound of
the chin starts at the inner corners of the eyes.
Labels:
beginning project 2,
sculpture,
student work,
technical
Monday, October 6, 2014
Project 2: Coil built two or more heads inspiration
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| Sergei Isupov |
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| Akio Takamori- Self Portrait guard dogs |
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| I lost the name of this artist... let me know if you know who she is. |
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Project 2 Pinterest page
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Debra Fritts AFTER THE DANCE |
http://www.pinterest.com/meehanmargaret/project-2-self-portrait-bust/
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artists,
beginning project 2,
coils,
pinterest
Monday, September 29, 2014
Handbuilding with coils- in class project
Pottery-tips/Making-a-clay-coiled-pot-Lakeside-Pottery-Tutorial
More inspiration at the Rosenfield Collection
More inspiration at the Rosenfield Collection
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beginning project 2,
coils,
functional,
technical,
video
salvidore jimez-flores “I Am Not Who You Think I Am"
"The content of my work is socio-political and is driven by my powerful
life experiences. It deals with immigration, identity, culture,
injustice, language, and religion. I have observed inequality,
marginalization, discrimination, oppression, and racism in México, as
well as in the United States. As an artist I feel I have the
responsibility to address the issues that affect my community and to
create awareness and propose actions through my art. I’m an artist and
an activist that believes in the power of art."- Salvidore Jimez-Flores
Sunday, September 28, 2014
The Human Condition
The Human Condition: The Stephen and Pamela Hootkin Collection of Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture at Chazen Museum (Madison, WI Sept. 5 – Nov. 30, 2014) is huge and sprawls with fluid
ease through the Rowland, Garfield and Mayer galleries of this elegant
institution. Its scale is not just due to the number of works, over 100,
or the number of artists, 34, but because of the large scale of many of
the pieces.
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| Judy Fox, Rapunzel |
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artists,
beginning project 2,
carved surface,
glazes,
sculpture,
slip for surface decoration
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Project 1 and Slip UPDATE- IMPORTANT!
So Nathan mixed all the slips and they are the correct consistency. Do not add water at any time. If you think the slips or glazes are the wrong consistency tell myself or Nathan.
Also Longhorn red is terracotta. If you have longhorn red then you have the clay you need.
The slips are there and ready to be used. Your shoes should be slipped and dry by Thursday. I'll give you an extension but there will be no more class time to work and they will be put in the kiln room finished or not next Thursday at the start of class.
Remember your ideas, sketches, and research are also due Thursday at the start of class. We will discuss as a class.
Also Longhorn red is terracotta. If you have longhorn red then you have the clay you need.
The slips are there and ready to be used. Your shoes should be slipped and dry by Thursday. I'll give you an extension but there will be no more class time to work and they will be put in the kiln room finished or not next Thursday at the start of class.
| Alicia's student work! Self portrait as a knight. |
Remember your ideas, sketches, and research are also due Thursday at the start of class. We will discuss as a class.
You guys are amazing and talented and I can't wait to see your shoes and the ideas you've come up with! Have a great weekend,
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