Showing posts with label Section C3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Section C3. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 March 2010

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Mr. D carefully mixing the colours.
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Trevor, copying the colours of the display
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David, painting the rich reds and purples of the display.
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Tom R. Carefully painting the sequence of colours from a section of the display.
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Horace acurately mixed the shades of blue perfectly.
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Tom S, precision and detail .
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Tuesday, 2 February 2010

POP ART . Lichenstein Style


Trevor is adding colour with coloured pens to his vintage cartoon image in a pop art style.
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POP ART. Lichenstein style.

Horace mixing acrylic paints to copy the exact colours of a vintage cartoon in the style of Roy Lichenstein. (Section C3)
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POP ART. Lichenstein style.


Tom selected an image from a vintage man from U.N.C.L.E. annual. He ensured the paint colours are acurate.
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POP ART- Warhol/Lichenstein style

Nicola is creating a series of paintings influenced by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichenstein.
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Tutor Comment-This work is vibrant and exciting, there is so much energy in your painting. The finished paintings will look fabulous on the classroom wall.
Victoria

Pop Art. Roy Lichenstein Style

Tom recreating an iconic pop art painting.
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POP ART. Roy Lichenstein style.

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Thursday, 21 January 2010

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Nicola's Post 5/11/09







I practised drawing my hand with a sketching pencil in my sketchbook, this is the warm up drawing practise.( I was not allowed to look at the drawing paper as I was drawing).
Then I picked an art picture to copy and then I used some liquid transfer paints on my drawing.
David and I washed up the paint brushes and pots before lunch.
Tutor Comment - Your hand sketches are very good, the qualities in the line are interesting. Well done for cleaning and clearing up the art equipment and your work area. Vic