Friday, December 6, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Dialog
Parti/Collage
Supplies: 12 rods and 12 planes
Part 1 of First Dialog
Part 2 of First Dialog
First Dialog complete
Second Dialog #1
Second Dialog #2
Final Dialog #1
Final Dialog #2
Unity - Assemblage
Arrangement #1
Arrangement #2
Arrangement #3
First unified form.
Focus: Creating tension between twigs using thread.
Improvement: Levitate base twigs, add noticeability using white thread, create stronger tension.
Final unified form
Final unified form #2
Unity - Pen and Ink
Pen and ink portrait. Twigs separated.
Pen and ink portrait. Twigs unified start process.
Twigs unified pen and ink outline.
Twigs unified pen and ink finalized.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Reading Response - Quotes
Design Drawing
Francis D. K. Ching
"The eye is blind to what the mind does not see." pg. 5
-It all starts with a thought.
"Just as we see in a different way, we can each view the same drawing and interpret it differently." pg. 11
-We are all unique and perceive things differently.
"The more we focus on what we see, the more we will become aware of the details of a form." pg. 20
-You have to take a closer look.
Francis D. K. Ching
"The eye is blind to what the mind does not see." pg. 5
-It all starts with a thought.
"Just as we see in a different way, we can each view the same drawing and interpret it differently." pg. 11
-We are all unique and perceive things differently.
"The more we focus on what we see, the more we will become aware of the details of a form." pg. 20
-You have to take a closer look.
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