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Detailed sketches for Christmas decor.

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This sketch has all my quick designs on it that I later modified and used in my final outcome.

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This sketch has a female deer dressed up for a Christmas party.

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This design features a Reindeer with Christmas tree lights in it antlers and a patterned scarf.

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How I created the designs was not hard I just chose a theme I like which is animals. So the first step was finding out what animals are associated with winter and Christmas. I decided to go for penguins and Reindeer. I collected some reference material. Next step was making a few quick sketches and deciding what I wanted to create them on. I thought gift tags were a good start because I could draw my sketches onto these.

I was able to produce more simplified versions of my designs. Because some of the materials I had chosen to work on were a bit hard to create a lot of details on. For example the glitter cards and the Christmas tree decor.

I was not very happy with the results because I did not spend enough time making proper sketches on the materials. Because of this only some designs look good out of the whole batch. I need to work on that a bit more to prevent sloppy outcomes and improve the quality of my work.

So as I said the sketches can be improved so I have a better sense of composition before I start putting all my designs onto the final piece. I was a bit too eager to get things done and this reflects in my work. To prevent this from happening I must pay attention to what I am doing and how I am going to do this. After that it is just a case of time management so I can get things done without rushing it.

I enjoyed that we could decide completely on our own how to manege this project. It was fun to work with so many different materials and learn how to put things together. Also doing all the sketches was a great way to get all my ideas out so I could get started as soon as possible.

I think I have improved on finding out my work process flaws. I tend to start rushing my designs and my process does not have a logical order. So during the project I have a point where I do not know what I am doing anymore. So I will start writing down what I have to do and what I have completed like a checklist. So I can manege my time better.

By learning how to manege my time I will be able to do projects without rushing and producing more quality instead. And by making a checklist for myself I will be able to clarify what I am doing more easily. Then if I don't understand something I will be able to determine better what to ask help for and what I can sort out on my own. If I set this as my goal my work should become better quality and more valuable.

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                                Final designs

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                                Final designs

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and process

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This image was to help determine the shape and colour of my designs.

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This picture was to help get the facial details correct in my designs.

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This was to help get the anatomy correct for a deer head. After sketching a proper deer I was able to simplify it more.

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This picture was to help determine the colours I wanted to use on the design.

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I used this picture as reference material for the shape of my penguin design.

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To create the designs I used some reference material for colour and shape.

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One line drawing with pen. Background watercolour paint.

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Practicing angles and filters in photography at the Baltic

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Practicing angles and filters in photography at the Baltic

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Recreate our own perception of the still life with the different types of media available and combine these.

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Experimenting in Photoshop with opacity, saturation and free transform tools. For final piece.

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Reindeer themed gift tags materials used: Black card and metallic markers.

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Basic themed gift tags. Materials used: Black card and metallic markers.

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Christmas glitter themed tags. Materials used: Glitter card and metallic markers.

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Practicing photography at the Baltic. Experimenting with different Instagram filters.

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Practicing photography angles at the Baltic. Using different Instagram filters.

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Practicing photography at the Baltic using different types of Instagram filters.

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Practicing different angles in photography at the Baltic with different Instagram filters.

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Practicing photography at the Baltic. featuring exhibition artworks. Experimenting with different Instagram filters.

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Practicing photography at the Baltic featuring different types of light sources. And experimentation with different Instagram filters.

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Artwork at the Baltic practicing photography angles.

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Penguin pattern. Materials used: White plastic ball and sharpies.

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Simple penguin. Materials used: White plastic ball and sharpies.

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Bow tie themed. Materials used: White plastic ball and sharpies.

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Bow tie themed. Materials used: White plastic ball and sharpies.

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Photography practice with different types of studio lights and natural light.

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Hubert de Givenchy and Childe Hassam.

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made with various media and materials.
original photographs of the still life. No filters used.

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1900~2016

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Tried to capture a motion in this picture. I think it worked well enough to make the picture look interesting.

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Blurry photo of a classmate. I like the way the lighting is and the movement in the picture so even though it is blurry I still like it. (Picture taken by me

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Piece inspired by Andre De Freijtas using free transform tool and opacity in Photoshop. please click to enlarge :)

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open the file to read it :)

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I love the style of this painting. It shows his observational skills. I would like to make something with the same technique.

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I love the use of colour in this picture. The colours tell a story of the atmosphere he was in painting this image. I would like to effectively use colours in the same way he did.

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I love the colours and detail in this painting. I would like to recreate a similar situation with a horse and carriage in a winter setting.

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I love the colours in his paintings. I love the way he depicts the whole scene clearly from a perspective. I would like to recreate this kind of well thought through use of perspective in my artwork.

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Born in 1859. He was an American impressionist painter. He was famous for his coastal city paintings. He produced more than 3,000 paintings, oils, watercolors, etchings, and lithographs over the course of his career, and was an influential American artist of the early 20th century. He died in 1935. His father had a large collection of antiques. Around 1879, Hassam began creating  oil paintings, but his preferred medium was watercolour.

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You can see the different styles and events he considered the designs for in this sketch. I like the way he put multiple ideas for different occasions into thought again one year later. This is how his ideas evolved. The improvements and choices to go along with time is what I would like to replicate in my work. I want it to be specific to a certain time.

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His sketching style is nice and clean. The way he uses shapes is interesting to look at because it makes you wonder how he thought of putting out the ideas for his designs. I would like my pictures to be simple like his but with the same interesting vibe he keeps

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Hubert and his wife were always well dressed. I love the simple designs he uses. They are elegant because of the tasteful details and complimenting shapes he uses in his work. I would like to create something stylish in the same way by using well thought through shapes.

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Audrey Hepburn.
I love the classy cut of the dress it is pleasing to the eye and not extravagant. The details are very well thought through Because it still leads to a vocal point rather then just being guided to the end of the dress. I would like to recreate that subtle guidance to a vocal point.

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Count Hubert James Marcel Taffin de Givenchy

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Count Hubert James Marcel Taffin de Givenchy

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He is a French fashion designer. Born in 1927 now 89 years old. He founded house of the  Givenchy in 1952.
He is famous for designing the clothes Audrey Hepburn wore in her personal life and films.

He was listed in the International best dressed list Hall of fame in 1970. After his fathers death in 1930 he was raised by his mother and grandmother.

Hubert de Givenchy created the iconic 'Balloon coat' and the 'Baby Doll' dress in 1958.
In 1969, a men's line was also launched. From 1976 through 1983.

The House of Givenchy was split in 1981, with the perfume line going to Veuve Clicquot while the fashion branch was acquired by LVMH in 1989. As of today, LVMH owns Parfums Givenchy as well.

In October 201I4, an exhibition featuring 95 of his designed pieces took place at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid.

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Made with charcoal and paint. used the back of the paintbrush to make this.

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Made with charcoal and paint. used the back of the paintbrush to make this.

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I did not like the design of this picture. Using the back of a paintbrush here did not look very nice. I like using the paint and charcoal but I do not feel like this picture is effective or pretty.

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I enjoy using pastels and charcoal because they have a nice soft effect. The final image is colorful and effective to me.

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Made with charcoal and paint. Used the back of the paintbrush for the picture.

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Made with charcoal and paint. Used the back of the paintbrush for the picture.

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I enjoyed using these combined because they are easy to use and have a strong visual impact.

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Nail art fashion 2016.

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nail art fashion 2016

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Reindeer embroidered Christmas pillow

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Secret of the wings
Disney movie with a winter setting.

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Brussels stock exchange
Made for the EU exhibit at the 53rd Sapporo Snow Festival in 2002

(Japan)

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Hubert de Givenchy
1966/67 Autumn/Winter collection

Model Audrey Hepburn

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afternoon New York.
Childe Hassam

Oil painting