Our first assignment was to render three pairs of opposite forms in marker. The first one here is Secular vs Sacred - contrasting an earthbound, impure, grid-like form with one that is more aspirational, symmetric, and stellated. Next is Emotional vs Rational, which was my least successful one during the class critique. I saw this pair as demonstrating two ways of approaching the problem of spanning from one spot to another - the rational arch vs an intuitive, expressive, emotional leap. And my last one is Open vs Closed.
Our first assignment was to render three pairs of opposite forms in marker. The first one here is Secular vs Sacred - contrasting an earthbound, impure, grid-like form with one that is more aspirational, symmetric, and stellated. Next is Emotional vs Rational, which was my least successful one during the class critique. I saw this pair as demonstrating two ways of approaching the problem of spanning from one spot to another - the rational arch vs an intuitive, expressive, emotional leap. And my last one is Open vs Closed.
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How odd. I was taken with the middle images, particularily the "emotional" one. A beautiful swirl, in an of itself, it does have that emotional blurb on the end which I found attractive.
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