November 17
Drawing/design:
Make a painting/collage/etc. – any media, any format – with your best drawing from Friday’s session.
This exercise is a connection with our drawing and design classes.
Remember “Less is more”
Square/word/design:
Draw a square/rectangle and choose a word to make a design thinking about the connection/meaning of the word with your drawing.
Do as many as you can as a part of your daily sketches.
November 3
Make 2 collages (abstract level) 2 square and triangle. Same instruction (Oct. 20)
Collage 1: Create harmony/peace. Follow the properties of the shapes.
Collage 2: Create conflict/war. Go against the properties of the shapes
Observe the properties of each shape/edges/corners/surfaces/center/periphery
Collage 3: Continue working the original collage from last week.
October 20
Make a collage
Surface: Ratio of 11 x 14 cm
Elements: 2 squares same size + isosceles triangle (base = size of square side).
Create a connection with a message.
Isosceles triangle = two sides are of equal length (originally and conventionally limited to exactly two). An isosceles triangle also has two equal angles: the angles opposite the two equal sides.
Ratio= is an expression which compares quantities relative to each other. The most common examples involve two quantities, however in theory any number of quantities can be compared. Mathematically they are represented by separating each quantity with a colon, for example the ratio 2:3, which is read as the ratio “two to three”.
