New week, new me. This week I took advantage of the assignment to step away from the computer light I dazzle my eyes with all day long. I started with Photoshop and just realized I was replicating everything I would do by hand. So, I hopped over to the art store down the street and found my color palette there.
I also recently purchased a notebook. I know, I'm going real old school here.
To make 6 square compositions comprised of 6 colors that describe me.
I listed things I liked and tried to throw in some adjectives for each.
This would be the foundation of what I ended up cutting out on paper.
I started cutting out shapes, and textures I felt would emulate my ideas. Of course, If I ran into anything that looked nice it didn't really matter what the idea was previously. I actually even liked how these were placed on the cutting board. I told my friend Nick, "I like this the way it is...DONE!" Haha, just kidding.
Dividing up this board into 6 sections of 6x6in squares I started posting my compositions from top left to right. Does it emulate a story of sorts? Maybe, but it looks nice using the same color palette throughout. Even if they are separate compositions I used elements left over from each to further bring some unison. I also kept the lines in between each square invisible to make it easily seen as one big piece instead of 6 smaller ones.
Towards the bottom 3 compositions I was starting to lose it slightly by yelling out "lines, shapes, I need them!" As my cutting got faster and the blade dulled the pieces became simpler and more abstract.
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