Devising my brief
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The document outlines the artist's plan to create a mixed media collage inspired by cubist works. They intend to use various materials like tissue paper, card, paint, and more to represent the complexity, color, and structure of a bike shelter on campus in an abstract, cubist style. The collage will be framed at A3 size to hang in the office of their client Dan Dean, who commissioned a piece exploring part of the college in an original way.
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- 2. The Area of Art I propose to work in After studying cubist artist Ober-Weimar’s 1921 painting Lyonel Feininge and artwork such as Chen © Colour Overlays and Perspective and ink – Unknown Artist, it has inspired me to create a fine art mixed media collage of my place in question. I intend to Use many different materials to create this 2D mixed media collage. Ober-Weimar’s painting Lyonel Feininge was not mixed media however I am really inspired bye his his cubist style of painting and has encouraged me take on the challenge of Turing my ordinary bike shelter into a cubist angular collage.
- 3. The 3 contextual references I explored at the start of this project (see other power point for full studies) 1. Ober-Weimar, 1921 Lyonel Feininger 2. Perspective and ink – Unknown Artist 3. Chen © Colour Overlays
- 4. The creative problem I aim to solve • The creative problem that I aim to solve is to create a mixed media collage which expresses the sense of complexity of the space, colour and structure. And to explore all the shapes from different view points and angles.
- 5. My Client/commissioner My client is Dan Dean, he has asked a student to create a piece of art work exploring a part of Esher college in a abstract and original way. His expectations are for the piece is to be original and professional looking, as he is hoping to hang this piece of art work in his office.
- 6. The Form of my Final Outcome • The form of my final outcome will be a framed A3 2D mixed media abstract collage of my place in question.
- 7. List of materials and medias I intended to use for my final outcome • Tissue paper • Card • Paint • Photoshop printing • Coloured ink • Crayon/ wax resist • Grass (texture) • Fine liner • String • Oil pastels • Chalk • Charcol