PART 2:
ARTISTS WORKS and MY TAKES/VERSIONS ON THEIR WORKS

 

Wassily Kandinsky’s Works:

My Takes on His Works:

I used monoprinting method and a compass to create those geometrical lines. Results gave off a sense of space and play.

 

Piet Mondrian’s Works:

My Take on His Works:

Here I used monoprint again with tape this time round.

Also, below are works inspired by both Wassily Kandinsky and Piet Mondrian:

Using monoprinting method and tape.

 

Agnes Martin’s Works:

My Takes on Her Works:

Using monoprinting method, black ink and a BBQ wire mesh to create grids.

Close up images to have a clearer look at the different line results.

Sam Francis’ Works:

My Take on His work:

By dipping a string into a bowl of ink. I saw some similarity between Sam Francis and Agnes Martin’s works on the results below.

Franz Kline’s Works:

My Takes on His Works:

Thick and bold brush stokes made using black and white water colour paints. Creating bold/statement lines. The strokes of white paint enhanced the overall look as it gave a greater contrast against the black strokes.

Jackson Pollock’s Works:

My Takes on His Works:

Here, I mixed glue with white and black paint separately in a plastic bag. Then, I snipped off the edge of the plastic bag to allow the mixture to drip. Besides that, I used brush with white paint and brush markers to create a similar ‘action’ effect.