I started off my project by diving head first into research
in inspiration. The reason for this is because I feel it helps you figure out
your taste and also artists work can help you influence what you do next. I’ve
tried to check back with my research and also keep it as an on-going process
whilst I do my own work, I have tried to use the research I’ve used but I’ve
also tried to put my own spin on the designs and introduce the things that I have
created myself.
I tried
to choose the pieces of work that I felt strongest about to take further and
develop for example my print samples I have tried to layer them and combine
them together to differentiate between my samples and give them a variation I also
used my edited images of Photoshop because I felt that they are very rich in
colour and catch your eye so I decided to work into it by sticking them on A2
sheets and then introducing paint and line drawings into it. Looking at
designers and work that’s inspired me it helped me to choose backgrounds for my
prints and helped me with a colour scheme, I think this influence was good
because it helped me keep to my specific colour scheme so now looking at my
work I feel you can clearly see I have chosen a specific colour scheme. Having said
this, I have used artists as influence but also used what I though myself would
add to my work and what I think would look good. I’ve also tried a variation by
using already made backgrounds and also made my own.
I’ve
noticed that in this project I am very peculiar about keeping my work neat and
organised I usually try keeping my work looking pretty and pleasing to the eye
but during this project and also contextualising practise lectures and work I have
been doing for that has made me think about how not being so perfect about my
work could actually make it look better and thinking about other ways to
approach my objectives such as surrealism.
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