Showing posts with label David. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 June 2010

David's Post - Friendship

Judith and Jane are very good chefs and made all of the lovely food and it was appreciated by everyone.
It was a happy day for all of us and the visitors enjoyed it very much. I met a lot of people who told me they enjoyed the artwork, company and the food. I feel contented and pleased that people smiled when they looked at my work. I have worked hard at college this year.
This is Stella, my mother who I love very much, she has always been there for me she thought my exhibition was very good.



Everyone looked at my work today.


I am showing the Mayor Jimmy and his wife Sandra the work that I have done.



Today was a very nice day, The Mayor and his wife came to our Art Exhibition and enjoyed seeing our work and the progress we have made. The college principle ,Karen Hucker attended the event and enjoyed our work so far.




Thursday, 29 April 2010

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Colour in Space

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David with his paintings (acrylic on board)
Section C4 . Share with others your picture
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Everyone in the group decided to make a comment for the blog today.
Mr D - "It,s Cool!"
David - "It was interesting."
Tom S - "We copied and painted what was displayed."
Tom R - " Yeah, I like painting!"
Sheila (support carer) - " Vibrant use of colours and materials in an interesting display."
Kaidy (Support carer) - " Colourful and relaxing"
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David, painting the rich reds and purples of the display.
Section C3

Thursday, 4 February 2010

David's post

Aubrey Vincent Beardsley

Born- 21st August 1872 Brighton, England
Died- 16th March 1898 (died 25) Menton, France
Nationality- English
Field- Illustration
Training- Westminster school of art
Movement- Art Nouveau, Aestheticism

Beardsly was a English illustrator and author. His drawings were of an erotic nature, and his most erotic illustrations are those found in the "Lysistrata, Beardsley drew theses for a private collection.
Beardsley later converted to Catholicism and begged his publisher to destroy all of his "bad drawings"

Beardsley was the most controversial artist of this period, known for his grotesque and dark images. He was inspired by Japanese art and Greek Mythology.

He illustrated Oscar Wilde's play Salome.

Beardsley was a typical English Eccentric of his time.

I have enjoyed myself very much, the people that are here are very nice and i hope to come back next week.

Tuesday, 2 February 2010

A Splendid Job

David making sure the brushes are washed clean (otherwise the tutor may nag!)

(Section C5 Clean & clear away)
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POP ART. Roy Lichenstein style.

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Tuesday, 17 November 2009

David. Visit to Hastings





























Today we looked around Hastings Museum and Art Gallery it was very interesting. We looked at lots of pictures and art, I enjoyed all of it. I really liked the recycled peacock made from beer cans and bottle tops.

Sunday, 18 October 2009

David

Hi, I am David.
I decided to enrol on the making pictures course as I felt it would be a good way to express myself. I wish to achieve highly on the course and meet new people.Posted by Picasa
A little about me: I am 44 years old.
My favourite drink- coffee
Favourite song-Red, red wine by UB40
Favourite T.V. programme-Top Gear
I enjoy life and love my family.