Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2018

9ART - My Favourite Drawings


9ART

On the left we have two of my favourite drawings I did during 9ART. The top one is of a fishhook necklace design with Siapo/Tapa designs around the background. I started by drawing a basic fishhook. I then added the spiral detail along the top and changed the point at the end. I also then added a dolphin to the bottom right of my fishhook. I then shaded in the hook and added the rope at the top. I then added the outline of the wave design at the bottom. I then drew in the flower design and shaded every second one black. I finished my drawing by adding the triangular pattern along the sides.

My next drawing was the first I did in the module. I started by lightly drawing the cube. I then drew the outline of the sphere, then the cylinder. I then drew the triangular-pyramid in the back then added the horizon line so you could see that none of the shapes are floating. I then started shading in all the shapes so they would look 3D. 

Thursday, June 8, 2017

'On the Wallay Track' Artwork Response

On the Wallaby Track Response

On the Wallaby Track is a realistic painting that captures a struggling family. It was painted in 1896 by Frederick McCubbin.  In the foreground there is a women holding a baby, slumping against a tree and in the middle ground a man is cooking over a flame. In the background there is a blue tent hidden behind a bush.

On the Wallaby Track is a fantastic piece of artwork that has a lot of detail.

I find the colours to be very interesting. I like the use of pink, orange and yellow in the background. It makes me think that it is a sunset or a sunrise. The colours in the foreground are mixes of greens, yellows and browns. The colour choices impact the mood greatly, with the brighter colours lightning the otherwise gloomy painting.

I think the family in the painting has been through alot. When I first viewed this painting I thought the family were camping; after viewing the painting more closely I realized that the family looks very stressed. I began wondering are they really just camping? I now think that the family is staying there longer than I first thought because of the tired look upon the woman's face and her clothes look as though they haven’t been washed in a while.

Overall On the Wallaby Track is a very complex painting that has an intriguing story to tell. I recommend for everyone to go to this website to see more of his fantastic paintings: http://www.the-athenaeum.org/  

Friday, April 7, 2017

Home Links - Wk 10

For Home Links this week I made a can you guess the song? Stupeflix video. I did this because we are learning about The Arts and Music. Hope You Enjoy!


( If the Video doesn't work go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H85uPKbbQVE )

Monday, February 13, 2017

My Silhouette Art

This is my video where I explain the symbols in my silhouette. Next time I would take more care in my painting. Thanks for watching.

Monday, August 22, 2016

My Whare of Well-Being (Hauora)


This is my Whare of well-being (Hauora). Watch to learn more about my Whare.

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Art Inquiry


For two weeks we have investigating a piece of art and the artist. We did a Inquiry on our art piece that we chose. My piece of art is called Series 1 number 3 by Georgia O'Keeffe.