ROSAY

• 2013-04-10

  

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  More research - Anne Betbeze

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  some research for my project - kosuke’s coat is adjustable you can change the amount of newspaper to make it warmer/cooler !!

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  These are some scans I’ve made for my project - using day to day objects in new ways

• 2013-03-05

  

  new project - I’ve been using cotton buds to make texture

• 2013-01-30

  For my new project I’ve looked at making my own material using pva glue and ink and waxing canvas and chiffon which I think has worked well to create a ‘mouldy’ affect

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  Today I’ve been looking at some of David Hockney’s early work from when me moved  to Hollywood. I love him

• 2012-12-04

  

  continuous line drawing 

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  lino print inside and heat press print photocopy outside worked into with yarn and thread

• 2012-11-27

  

  shades of blue

• 2012-10-25

  

  mini set building @ central saint martins

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  What I made out of a Nike trainer

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  Source: filmsandreveries

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  explore-blog:

  Such gorgeous geometric food photos by Turkish artist Sakir Gokcebag.

  Source: explore-blog

• 2012-01-15

  Christo and Jeanne-Claude were an artist couple (how cute) until recently. Their artwork is environmental, it’s basically wrapping famous monuments to wrapping as quaint an object as a dog house and wrapping string around them usually to make out the shape more but they do this using huuge peices of material so it’s usually on a massive scale. But the one of MANY I’ve posted photos of are their ‘surrounding Islands’ which was wrapping Biscayne Bay in Greater Miami in 1983,  I like it because it puts into perspective how different they’re work is because it’s in the middle of a sea and it’s just made of fabric… cooool. Currently Christo is working despite the death of his beloved partner, which must be tough, but he’s planning on covering the Arkansas River in 42 miles of silvery material which will be a temporary piece as were many. What I love about their work is that it might not be classed as ‘art’ to many but I think they’re motive behind it which is creating art for aesthetically pleasing the viewer is suffice. Despite views that art has to be deep etc I think art created purely for making the viewer feel happy and making people look at these landscapes in a different way is just as important.