This course blog is where we communicate as a group, share responses to assignments, and post our work. You are required to publish posts according to assignments found on Moodle, and are encouraged to share images, make comments, and pose public questions throughout the semester.
Nice Gillie! I'm particularly drawn to how integrated the various forms and shapes are. Your handling of them truly de-emphasizes the human face, rather acknowledging it as a series of colors and shapes. This conceptual feeling is supported by the repetitions of color from the sweater, to the geometric shapes, to the shadow on the wall. Also, the implication of 'picture-in-picture-in-picture' is really satisfying (picture WITHIN sweater; picture OF Gillie; framed figure WITHIN framed figure...etc). Strong experiments.
Nice Gillie! I'm particularly drawn to how integrated the various forms and shapes are. Your handling of them truly de-emphasizes the human face, rather acknowledging it as a series of colors and shapes. This conceptual feeling is supported by the repetitions of color from the sweater, to the geometric shapes, to the shadow on the wall. Also, the implication of 'picture-in-picture-in-picture' is really satisfying (picture WITHIN sweater; picture OF Gillie; framed figure WITHIN framed figure...etc). Strong experiments.
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