Drawing II
Please have your Botanic Gardens Drawing complete for class.
Bring color media and quality photo of your site from the Conservatory.
Painting
Please come to class ready to begin your Constructed Space painting.
Photos, object, and pattern, plus substrate (canvas).
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Drawing II + Beginning Painting: Mid-Semester!
Drawing II + Beginning Painting: Mid-Point!
Half way done!
Drawing II and Beginning Painting- you need to have your Artist talk/Gallery/Museum visit one page response papers turned in by the end of class on Weds, Oct. 22nd.
Drawing II and Beginning Painting- you will receive a mid-term grade this week.
Beginning Painting we will meet individually on Weds to discuss your progress thus far.
Half way done!
Drawing II and Beginning Painting- you need to have your Artist talk/Gallery/Museum visit one page response papers turned in by the end of class on Weds, Oct. 22nd.
Drawing II and Beginning Painting- you will receive a mid-term grade this week.
Beginning Painting we will meet individually on Weds to discuss your progress thus far.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Beginning Painting: Underpaintings due for Wed, Oct. 15th
Beginning Painting
Enjoy your fall break/long weekend.
You need to have a solid underpainting done for Weds, Oct. 15th.
See examples I lifted from your class mates below:
Enjoy your fall break/long weekend.
You need to have a solid underpainting done for Weds, Oct. 15th.
See examples I lifted from your class mates below:
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Drawing II : Self Portrait Progress
Drawing II - Selfie-Self-Portrait is Due Oct. 20th.
Please plan on working out of class in the next week and half so you will be prepared for Critique.
Don't forget to work on your emoji to attach later.
Please plan on working out of class in the next week and half so you will be prepared for Critique.
Don't forget to work on your emoji to attach later.
Beginning Painting: new project - Full Color Still Life
Beginning Painting
We are starting the full color still life project (Due: 10-27-2014)
Full Color Still Life
The still life has a long tradition in art. It is an especially useful tool in honing ones observational skills and for long, controlled study of an object or objects. In this project we will address a number of goals and challenges.
Goals addressed in this project:
-Accurate Color mixing and matching to objects in Still Life.
-Laying out an interesting Composition
-Use of Layering and Glazing
-Awareness of Illusion (Sharpness, Contrast, Saturation)
-Great understanding of working process of a longer painting.
-Expand on your experience with the previous project and deal with transparent, reflective and other interesting surfaces.
We are starting the full color still life project (Due: 10-27-2014)
Full Color Still Life
The still life has a long tradition in art. It is an especially useful tool in honing ones observational skills and for long, controlled study of an object or objects. In this project we will address a number of goals and challenges.
Goals addressed in this project:
-Accurate Color mixing and matching to objects in Still Life.
-Laying out an interesting Composition
-Use of Layering and Glazing
-Awareness of Illusion (Sharpness, Contrast, Saturation)
-Great understanding of working process of a longer painting.
-Expand on your experience with the previous project and deal with transparent, reflective and other interesting surfaces.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
submit your work to the 1147 journal @ TCU
http://www.1147.tcu.edu/submit.html
About Us
Who we are:
eleven40seven is TCU’s student-run, undergraduate journal of the arts. Originally started by the Bryson Literary Society in 2005, the journal now operates independently, run by an undergraduate staff and one faculty advisor. Together, we work to publish the journal biannually.
What we believe:
The journal has always aimed to present a student perspective that differs drastically from mainstream campus culture, promoting TCU’s artistic and creative endeavors. Our desire to be different, to be unexpected, is an important part of our history and identity. Our name became eleven40seven. Our mission became to showcase the different, the new, the meaningful in the work generated by our fellow students.
Why call ourselves eleven40seven:
When deciding on a name for the journal, some of the founders originally planned a brainstorming session for noon. However, in the spirit of individuality, the other founders argued that the meeting should take place at 11:47 a.m. instead. Though the brainstorming itself produced no lasting results, the meeting time stuck. When the first issue came out in Spring 2005, it was that meeting time, that first statement of our distinct identity, that sprawled across the cover.
Why we exist:
Today, eleven40seven is a highly respected publication, and though our acquisitions process is competitive, we have remained accessible to all students, offering them a place to display their own creative work and a place to appreciate the work of their peers.
About Us
Who we are:
eleven40seven is TCU’s student-run, undergraduate journal of the arts. Originally started by the Bryson Literary Society in 2005, the journal now operates independently, run by an undergraduate staff and one faculty advisor. Together, we work to publish the journal biannually.
What we believe:
The journal has always aimed to present a student perspective that differs drastically from mainstream campus culture, promoting TCU’s artistic and creative endeavors. Our desire to be different, to be unexpected, is an important part of our history and identity. Our name became eleven40seven. Our mission became to showcase the different, the new, the meaningful in the work generated by our fellow students.
Why call ourselves eleven40seven:
When deciding on a name for the journal, some of the founders originally planned a brainstorming session for noon. However, in the spirit of individuality, the other founders argued that the meeting should take place at 11:47 a.m. instead. Though the brainstorming itself produced no lasting results, the meeting time stuck. When the first issue came out in Spring 2005, it was that meeting time, that first statement of our distinct identity, that sprawled across the cover.
Why we exist:
Today, eleven40seven is a highly respected publication, and though our acquisitions process is competitive, we have remained accessible to all students, offering them a place to display their own creative work and a place to appreciate the work of their peers.
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