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In this piece of work l have  handmade bag, theme Japan - Tokyo. Items on the bag are shown: Sakura / Tokyo Tower / Japanese-style clouds. Colors: red / white / pink / black. 🔺
I created this piece by compasses, penknife, pencil, stencils, brushes, cardboard, paper, cocktail sticks,scissors, colors of colors — red, black, white, pink (a mixture of white and red).
SIDE 1🔺
Techniques that I used.
On the bag drawing with the image of Sakura (cherry tree), Tokyo Tower, the clouds in the Japanese style.
1. Sakura, Tower, mountain  — collagraph. Make a stencil. I used cardboard, cocktail sticks and cord.
2. a red circle —
Handwork used brushes / compasses
Japanese style clouds - handmade - brushes / black acrylic paint. Sakura petals - handmade, acrylic paint red / white / pink colors.
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Geisha Oni ( demon ) is depicted on the back of the handmade bag. Style: stencil. Materials: cardboard, penknife, paper, Tracy paper
pencil and sponge.
Also used elements of the patterns of the upper corners. Technica - block repeat pattern ( subtractive)
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Why is it successful? This is successful because it was interesting. It  caused a lot of positive emotions and a lot of interesting ideas. When choosing a team topic / city / country and their interest, we collected all sorts of options ranging from France to America. It was a very good experience that will definitely come for the future.
I chose Japan - Tokyo. I am attracted to Japanese food, culture, mythology, Japanese animation, music,style  clothes. For finding a style for the bag, I thought, that I had to look for a creative way. First, I wanted to search for images on the Internet of various demons (Oni) of Japanese mythology, I wanted to invent a romance and tragic love story in TOKIO city  - depicting it on a bag. Mysterious Geisha, who is waiting for spring and Sakura to blossom under the rising sun. Japanese culture is interesting and if you watch the legends, they convey the meaning, the sadness and the essence of rebirth. In her eyes, I wanted to convey the confidence of these words “I know more than you know.” Of course, I had to use the elements of the city - Tokyo Tower.
Inspiration.
This is my success.
🔺What could I improve? In the process of work, I had a plan, but still came to improvisation. This is a challenge. Before, I already knew with prints on clothes (shirts / jewelry / hoodies / t-shirts ...) I would like to gain more experience in this matter. I really find it interesting for me. Learn and learn new things.
🔺I like my result, which I received at the end. I really appreciate the experience that I received. Sketches, stencils, the use of different styles, learn the features of the country you chose. This project definitely brought me pleasure and joy. I will definitely develop in this direction.
Finish.

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Oni (鬼) are a kind of yōkai, supernatural demon, devils, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They are typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. Stereotypically, they are conceived of as red or blue-colored (green-colored), wearing loincloths of tiger pelt, and carrying iron clubs.

They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature, and theatre,and appear as stock villains in the well-known fairytales of Momotaro (Peach Boy), Issun-bōshi, and Kobutori Jīsan.

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TOKIO.

Tokyo 東京
Tokyo Metropolis 東京都
As of 2014, the Greater Tokyo Area ranked as the most populous metropolitan area in the world.
Tokyo was ranked first out of all sixty cities in the 2017 Safe Cities Index.The QS Best Student Cities ranked Tokyo as the 3rd-best city in the world to be a university student in 2016 and 2nd in 2018
— The Tokyo Tower, built in 1958
—After the war, Tokyo was completely rebuilt and was showcased to the world during the 1964 Summer Olympics.
Tokyo is frequently the setting for many Japanese movies, television shows, animated series (anime), web comics, light novels, video games, and comic books (manga). In the kaiju (monster movie) genre, landmarks of Tokyo are usually destroyed by giant monsters such as Godzilla and Gamera.

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Geisha (芸者)  geiko (芸子), or geigi (芸妓) are Japanese women who entertain through performing the ancient traditions of art, dance and singing, and are distinctively characterized by traditional costumes and  makeup.

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- select a simple stencil - Knot / raven
- once you’re decided on your design  trace it thicker card
- with a knife, begin to cut outyour  stencils design from the card. When complete you’re got stencils that’s ready to use.
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Graffiti has been viewed more as an act of vandalism than a work of art, but ever recent years it has became more appreciated as public art.
Graffiti  artists such as the Mysterios “Banksy” has promoted graffiti as an art form.
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Process. Select a simple stencil and print it. I CHoose  Celtic Knot ( Triangle stencils) and  raven.

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1. Beginning. Choose a different urban/ natural patterned brawings  from your portfolio.
2. Then place you’re paper on top of your rolled ink ( acrylic) and draw on the back of it.
3. Experiment to start with deferent types of pendulum and pen anything you can find. They all make slightly different marks. Try making marks with your fingers, this leaves alovely  soft line, good for shading.
4. Turn over your paper to see the result. There are often lovely accidental marks in the background when using this technique, there are what make MONOPRINTS so unique.
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What are positive and negative - Monoprint  

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What are positive and negative - Monoprint  

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What are positive and negative.
Negative space — an area of a print that has been carved away and stays the colour of the paper when printed.
Positive space — an area of a print that has been left uncut and therefore prints black.
Pictures from lesson // week 4

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1. I find 6 and 6 natural and urban patterned online.
2. Print collected 12 pictures.
3. Produce a series of drawings at least natural and urban patterned.
4. I choose pictures of stone, mushrooms, coral, flats,

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Printmaking

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Printmaking.
• This is a most basic way of creating pattern. This motif is repeatest in exactly the same wayin  horizontal and vertical lines.
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• Half-drop pattern.
Half-drop patterns are made by dropping every second line of motifs down a half-length height of the motif.
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• Mirrored.
Another way of creating patterns is to mirror the motif.
Motifs can be mirrored horizontally or vertically.
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• Rotational.
A rotational pattern is where the motif has been rotated on it’s axis.
The motif may be rotated and repeated at any angle,but most designers will rotate at 90 or 150 degrees to make more uniform patterns.
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Step by step.
1. Drawing series of natural/ urban images. ( sketch)
2. Use Tracypeper.
3. Use piece of tracypeper on your piece of paper, make print in different style.
4. Use stile.
- Block repeat pattern.
- Half-Drop pattern.
- Mirrored.
-Rotational.

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Colour ombre background.
Step by step.
1. Make a stencil. ( cardboard/ paper/ newspaper) + penknife, scissors, sketch your pictures.
2. Have your plan/ sketch ( cityscape 🌇), cut according  cartbord to you’re plan. Get ready you’re board for acrylic paint. Mix 2/3 colour in Rotational.
3. roll paint on the board as you like in color, when the colors on the board are ready for application to the city stencil - put and pin down.

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Collagraph
Printmaking was initially used to produce different text/books
Before the printing press books were hand written which was very time consuming and slow.

• Magazine, newspaper, posters, fine art pictures greeting cards, wrapping paper , as well as printing on fabrics to produce art or patterns on clothes, bags,towels.

• This enabled mass production of information and images.

• Printing allows an image to be accurately reproduced a number of times.

— Step by Step

- find suitable material (magazines, cardboard, wrinkled paper, cardboard figures)
-  Roller for ink roll in ink to hold on the surface of the roller with ink and print on a clean sheet of paper.