Experimenting with Media
I used oil pastels, pencils, colored pencils, markers, watercolour pencils, charcoal, and ink as materials.
I used a pencil and charcoal to fill the background and coloured the eye using coloured pencils. I used lots of green colours to make the eye 3D.
Posterized images
Grid portrait
I made a grid to draw a portrait. It was a bit difficult to manage but I hope done it well. I drew the picture on the grid. I divided it into 4 parts. I used charcoal for the right bottom of the picture and I used markers for the left bottom, I used the oil pastels left above the picture and I used coloured pencils and markers to colour it. It was a good experience for me.
An inspirational person
CRISTIANO RONALDO
Cristiano Ronaldo is a symbol of dedication, resilience, and constant self-improvement. From humble beginnings in Madeira to becoming one of the greatest footballers of all time, his journey is a testament to hard work and perseverance. Known for his unmatched work ethic, mental toughness, and leadership on and off the pitch, Ronaldo inspires millions worldwide. He has transformed his game over the years, breaking records and winning countless titles. Beyond football, his charity work and positive influence make him a global role model. Ronaldo proves that with determination, anything is possible, and greatness is within reach for those who strive.
That is why I chose him.
I took an image from Google and I uploaded it to Photoshop. I changed the mode to greyscale and I posterised to level 5.
HISTORY OF PORTRAITS IN ART
Portraiture is an ancient art form that goes back at least to ancient Egypt, where it flourished about 5,000 years ago.
Egyptian Portraiture Greek and Roman Portraiture
2. Medieval Portraiture (500–1400 CE)
In the Middle Ages, portraits were rare because religious art was the main focus. When they did appear, they often showed saints, the Virgin Mary, or Christ, and were more symbolic than realistic. In Byzantine art, portraiture remained stylized, with icons of saints and emperors featuring gold backgrounds and exaggerated features to highlight their holiness rather than provide accurate likenesses.
3. Renaissance Portraiture (1400–1600)
The Renaissance brought a major shift in portraiture, with artists focusing on more natural and individualized depictions, reflecting the rise of humanism and interest in classical antiquity. Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Titian led this change. Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa (1503–1506) is a famous example, known for its soft blending technique and mysterious expression. Portraits of this time aimed to show not just the physical appearance but also the personality and status of the subject, with wealthy patrons commissioning portraits to highlight their power, beauty, and taste.
3. Renaissance Portraiture (1400–1600)
The Renaissance brought a major shift in portraiture, with artists focusing on more natural and individualized depictions, reflecting the rise of humanism and interest in classical antiquity. Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Titian led this change. Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa (1503–1506) is a famous example, known for its soft blending technique and mysterious expression. Portraits of this time aimed to show not just the physical appearance but also the personality and status of the subject, with wealthy patrons commissioning portraits to highlight their power, beauty, and taste.
BLUE NOTE RECORD COVERS
Blue Note Records is famous for its album covers, which helped shape the look of jazz music in the mid-20th century. The label, started in 1939 by Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff, became known not only for its jazz music but also for its unique designs.
The album covers often had striking photos, simple designs, and bold lettering, combining a modern style with the creative spirit of jazz. The most famous designer for Blue Note covers was Reid Miles. In the 1950s and 1960s, he used bright colors, exciting layouts, and interesting fonts. The photos, mostly taken by Francis Wolff, often showed jazz musicians playing, adding a sense of energy and closeness to the images.
CONSTRUCTIVIST ARTS MOVEMENT
Designed by Alexander Rodchenko.
I took a picture of my inspirational people. I traced it on paper, traced every part of his face using colored paper, and pasted it on the paper where I traced the whole picture.
It was really good but. If I had more time for this, the picture would be better than this.
BISA BUTLER
Bisa Butler is a celebrated American artist known for her vibrant and intricate textile portraits.
1924
The artist used matching colors for it and there are three colors in it and the colors give a nice look to it.
MY WORK
19.11.24
RESEARCH INTO YOUR INSPIRATIONAL PEOPLE
PORTRAIT USING COLLAGE
It was really good but. If I had more time for this, the picture would be better than this.
She uses fabric as her primary medium,
Her work combines elements of quilting, portraiture, and African diasporic traditions,
Butler's pieces are rich in color, texture, and pattern, conveying both beauty and strength,
She has gained widespread recognition, with her works featured in museums and exhibitions across the country, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
NACHO ORMAECHEA
In the 1st picture, we can see there is a river, but we can see a boy and there is a fire text in the boy. Maybe the artist shows, to
NACHO ORMAECHEA STYLE
I used Photoshop to create this image. I used Cristiano Ronaldo's picture for this work and I used a poor boy playing football. Because I wanted to show Cristiano Ronaldo was a poor boy and now he is the best footballer in the world. This types of arts are done by Narcho Ormaechea as 1st.
JULIAN OPIE
He has made portraits of famous people like musicians and bands, such as Blur and David Bowie.
Opie uses technology in his work. Some of his art includes animations or digital images.
He also paints city scenes with simple shapes of buildings, cars, and streets.
Opie creates art for public spaces, like big digital screens or light installations.
His artworks are really nice and he used simple lines and he used shading on the hairs of his art. Otherwise, he used just a colour for his art. His artworks are simple but they are really nice.
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25.11.2024
It was really good because normally pictures are nice when we show shadings but here without showing 3d it is good-looking.
PHILIPPE HALSMAN
Philippe Halsman was born on May 2, 1906, in Latvia.
Alexey Titanrenko is a Russian name. He is known for his work in a particular field, but details about his profession are unclear. Alexey is a private person and does not share much about his personal life. He has gained some recognition in his community. People admire his dedication to his work and his quiet nature.
World Climate Day is celebrated every year on 8th December.
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"Act Today, Protect Tomorrow."
"Climate Action Now for a Better Future."
"One Earth, One Chance – Protect It!"
"Be the Change, Save the Planet."
"Our Climate, Our Responsibility."
"Together for a Cooler Earth."
"Small Steps, Big Impact for Climate."
"It’s Time to Stand Up for the Planet."
"Nature is Calling, Will You Answer?"
"Green Earth, Bright Future."
I made a picture like this in Photoshop using C. Ronaldo's picture. (I changed the mode to greyscale and I posterized to level 5.) And I printed out the picture. I applied some colours to it like Andy Warhol.(I used pastels and I used markers to colour the picture)
Andy Warhol was an American artist who became famous for his unique style of art.
He was born in 1928 and is best known for making ordinary things, like soup cans and celebrities, into art.
He died in 1987, but his work still influences art and culture today.
His artworks are simple but they look good. Maybe it is his creativity. Some of his works are really good because he didn't use natural colours for his works. He has used colours that look good.
I really like his artwork and I can do art like him because they are easy to do and really nice.
I made a plan, collected ideas and made my own design on paper.
DVD covers
Posters
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BOOK COVER
He studied engineering in Austria before moving to Paris to pursue photography.
Halsman became famous for his portraits of celebrities. He worked with famous people like Marilyn Monroe and Albert Einstein. One of his most famous photos is of people jumping in the air. He moved to the United States in 1940 and worked for magazines like Life.
Halsman was known for capturing the true personalities of his subjects. He died on June 25, 1979, leaving a lasting legacy in photography.
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His works are outstanding, and his artwork is very creative. I like the way he thinks, and he has a unique style. I really like his artwork because of its creativity.
ALEXEY TITANRENKO
Alexey Titanrenko is a Russian name. He is known for his work in a particular field, but details about his profession are unclear. Alexey is a private person and does not share much about his personal life. He has gained some recognition in his community. People admire his dedication to his work and his quiet nature.
City of shadows
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His works are outstanding, and his artwork is very creative. I like the way he thinks, and he has a unique style. I really like his artwork because of its creativity.
WORLD CLIMATE DAY
Climate change and damage to the environment are serious problems. These include rising temperatures, extreme weather, rising sea levels, and loss of animals and plants. Human activities, like burning fossil fuels, cutting down trees, and pollution, are causing these issues. People campaign about climate change to raise awareness, urge governments to make rules to reduce pollution, and promote actions that protect the planet for the future. Organizations like Greenpeace, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), 350.org, and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) work to spread the word, push for change, and teach people how to help. Their goal is to reduce environmental damage and ensure the Earth stays safe for future generations.
Slogans for World Climate Day
"Climate Action Now for a Better Future."
"One Earth, One Chance – Protect It!"
"Be the Change, Save the Planet."
"Our Climate, Our Responsibility."
"Together for a Cooler Earth."
"Small Steps, Big Impact for Climate."
"It’s Time to Stand Up for the Planet."
"Nature is Calling, Will You Answer?"
"Green Earth, Bright Future."
ANDY WARHOL INSPIRED
I made a picture like this in Photoshop using C. Ronaldo's picture. (I changed the mode to greyscale and I posterized to level 5.) And I printed out the picture. I applied some colours to it like Andy Warhol.(I used pastels and I used markers to colour the picture)
ANDY WARHOL
He was born in 1928 and is best known for making ordinary things, like soup cans and celebrities, into art.
He used bright colours and repeated images in his works,
His most famous works include images of Marilyn Monroe, Campbell's Soup cans, and bottles of Coca-Cola.
He often used techniques like silkscreen printing to create his art, making it possible to produce many copies of the same image.
Warhol was also famous for his idea that "everyone will be famous for 15 minutes." He believed that in the future, people would become famous quickly and for a short time.
Warhol was also famous for his idea that "everyone will be famous for 15 minutes." He believed that in the future, people would become famous quickly and for a short time.
I really like his artwork and I can do art like him because they are easy to do and really nice.
I did art like his and the experience was really good. My art looks like his but I used some shadings in my work but in his art, I can't see shadings. Otherwise, my art looks like his artwork.
BLOCK PRINTING
I used a Styrofoam for this. I drew my pattern on it by using scupting tools and glue spreaders. I sharped the my pattern. I applied ink colours on it by using. After I print in papers using
EVALUATION INSPIRATIONAL
Evaluating/reviewing the final product- Inspirational Person Please write in full sentences don't just answer the questions
Who did you pick as your inspirational person and why did you pick them?
C. Ronaldo, Because he is a greatest player of all time and he was a poor boy. I like his journey. Because it was too hard as a poor boy.
What is your final piece?
DVD cover using C. Ronaldo.
What influenced you to do this as your final product?
I did a lot of research and experimentation on DVD covers and posters, not only C..Ronaldo but any other DVD as well
Did you make a plan and follow it? Was it useful? If you didn't, would it have helped if you had?
I made a plan, collected ideas and made my own design on paper.
What did you research?
DVD covers
Posters
Was your research useful and why?
It was beneficial.
Were there any problems?
No
What standard is it?
Professional
Does it communicate your ideas well? How/why?
yes.
FINAL ART WORK
I took my past works block printers and one of my portrait. I used the block printer as the border and I used my portrait as my main picture. I put a topic and it was collage.
I took my past works block printers and one of my portrait. I used the block printer as the border and I used my portrait as my main picture. I put a topic and it was collage.
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