The final project was enjoyable because, I was able to not only find out more about Guanyin but also try and see it in the modern context and envision how different connotations it might have had it the artwork was made in modern times. However, our journey to the final product was not an easy one as it was fraught… Read more →
Zines are artistic magazines which range from topic to topic and sometimes are just a collection of the artist’s work as well. For this project I decided to do spreads based on certain artistic aspects and periods I went through, such as water colour, wolf-themed and pen sketches. I had a bit of trouble with this as I was not… Read more →
Here are the final products for the 2nd project POINT OF VIEW A WALLET, From the point of view of a PASSPORT_SIZED PHOTO is.. …a MARRIAGE. From the point of view of a STUDENT is … …a LEAKING PIPE. From the point of view of an ATM CARD is … …a LUXURIOUS HOTEL STAY. From the point of view of a WATERBOTTLE is … …a POTENTIAL PREY.… Read more →
For the second Assignment of this semester, we were tasked to show the world through the POINT OF VIEW of something, be it an object of person. While browsing through previous works done by seniors and other examples, I was lost as to how to make my work unique to myself. At first, I had decided to do a series… Read more →
Final Outcome of Typography project …And I am a WOLF …And I am a CARTOONIST …And I am BIPOLAR …And I am a DAY DREAMER Read more →
For our first project we were assigned to use typography to depict our name as an extension of ourself focussing on specific character traits. After much thought and consideration I decided on these for traits of mine: I am a cartoonist, a wolf, a daydreamer and bipolar. CARTOONIST A lot of people have the misconception that cartoons are… Read more →
Question 2: What is Chinese Buddhist Art? Compare two sculptures and address the question of change in art and religion when Buddhism arrives in China. The images need to be from lecture or from the Asian Civilizations Museum Claim: Buddhism not only brought about a change in Chinese art, particularly sculptures, but Chinese art techniques also contributed to the evolution of… Read more →
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