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A variation of patterns, colours and shapes from a drawing.

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This was the process to make a Frank Stella Inspired work of art. This was simple and so easy to do. You just need a reference to look at and have one part of the body to be focus on to draw. Three of my oil pastel drawing are from a type of birds and the yellow big one is from a car. After that you just need to scan them to print and then cut them, paste them together, draw scribbles or patterns then your gonna paste them in a card board then lastly you cut them. The final touch is just to paste the cut up pieces into different angles to make it look like a 3d wall art work.

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Marilyn Monroe Inspired by Andy Warhol in a Grid Method.  

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Marilyn Monroe Inspired by Andy Warhol in a Grid Method.  

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A unfinished work of Marilyn referencing Andy Warhol's work. This was my first time using grid method and it can really help you if you're struggling to draw without guides.

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Cardboard Robot Inspired by E. Paolozzi.

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Cardboard Robot Inspired by E. Paolozzi.

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This is a robot made of cardboard inspired by Eduardo Paolozzi in bright colours and with different patterns. Making this was really fun and also kind of tiring since the painting process took the longest than attaching all the parts together. This was a really fun experience because you don't really need to calculate on how to colour this, how to colour that etc., and it's very good knowledge to have so that when making a kind of art work, you will have a lot of options to pick since you will have a lot known art styles.

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This is a self-portrait drawing in a A2 size that was unfinished but making this was really fun since it was was first time drawing my own self in my own drawing.

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Making this was fun and enjoyable though it really needs patience or else your work will not come out as you have envisioned. The hard part of making this was the sculpting and making them equal as to not look awkward. This was based on Peter Randal Page, I think, probably. Though it is unfinished, I’m quite excited for its outcome.

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This is a hollow pot that is not yet fired to the kiln. It was easy to make and fun as well but I don't like the feeling of clay on my finger nails but overall I really like making this.

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Park Jimin Inpsired Self- portrait Drawing.

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Park Jimin Inpsired Self- portrait Drawing.

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This is a drawing of Jimin, it may not look like him but it is Jimin. It was my first time drawing real people as a reference since I mostly just sketch 2d characters or I either just use my imagination to draw a character and there really is a room for improvement. I'm just happy that I got to draw a person based on a real people or object.

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A work of relief printing using styrofoam.

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This stop motion was inspired by Otman Gutman who made the character 'Pingu' with Erika Brueggemann. While my stop motion is done digitally, I still have a hard time making it since I have never done this before. It really fascinates me on how amazing those animators are since they make a lot of layers and it take them so much time just for 20+ layers of drawing or pictures just for a 2-5 seconds of motions.

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This are my story board and my process of making my stop motion. The story board is simple since I don't want to have a difficulty doing something for my stop motion for the first time and since I was thinking of doing slime, I have a few experiments on how to make an animations or stop motion since I can't just go straight to my final piece. Like for example doing a animation of bouncing balls since it is simple and I can just draw circle and how the ball will move and after a few tries, I began to make my final piece which is a slime dancing to the music from Mashle (an anime).

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John Kiki Inspired Watercolour Painting.

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John Kiki Inspired Watercolour Painting.

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This is one of my final piece of Portrait, Patterns and Perspective. I was inspired by John Kiki to make this final piece when the class went to an exhibition in our local town of 'Heads and Tails' exhibition. It was John Kiki's art style that inspired me to do my art work similar to him though there are a lot of differences between Kiki's art works to mine. For instance, Kiki's art works have a texture on them and you really need to like see it on person to see a difference than on pictures or have a super clear picture and maybe the painting texture will be visible. Kiki mostly either use oil paint or acrylic paint meanwhile in my final piece, I use watercolour paint since I was mostly familiar with watercolour than the other two paints.

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One Piece by Oda Eiichiro Inspired Artwork.

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One Piece by Oda Eiichiro Inspired Artwork.

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This work is inspired by a manga creator Oda Eiichiro. When it was announced on what the subject of our work we are given, the first thing that came to mind when I was thinking of 'Portraits, Patterns and Perspective' was the characters of "One Piece" as a reference. At first I was just thinking of making a work based on Perspective alone but I was conflicted on what to draw just based on perspective alone and so the idea came to my mind when I was thinking of portraits. I was rewatching 'One Piece' a lot so I just used that as a reference to make my final piece. This piece can improve a lot more if I continue on this course and study and draw a lot.

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Jellyfish with Texture in a Watercolour Painting.

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Jellyfish with Texture in a Watercolour Painting.

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This was really easy to make. First you just make scribbles on a paper using charcoal, after that you just got to copy them in a printer or scanner and put them in different kinds of tones. One from a bright tone, one in a normal brightness and the other is from a dark tone. Then just ripped them up and stick it to another paper and then done.

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My Version of a Drawing by Vincent Van Gogh called "Pollarded Birches with Woman and a Flock of Sheep"

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My Version of a Drawing by Vincent Van Gogh called "Pollarded Birches with Woman and a Flock of Sheep"

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This drawing taught me perspective and sketching.

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From a Tool Reference to a Flamingo Drawing.

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From a Tool Reference to a Flamingo Drawing.

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A drawing of things that you can take shape or something and turn them into arts. In my case, I saw a potential of a flamingo in a tool so that's why I draw flamingo.

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This was the first I learned in perspective. It' simple but 1 point perspective can be tricky as well if you don't know what you're doing.

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Sketching the university centre using 2 point perspective though it is unfinished sketch.

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My Version of a Unfinished Starry Night Using the Impasto Technique.

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My Version of a Unfinished Starry Night Using the Impasto Technique.

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This was fun to make.

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Japanese Mask Drawing Using Charcoal #2.

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Japanese Mask Drawing Using Charcoal #2.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal #2.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal #2.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal #3.

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Drawing of a Photo as a Reference that can be seen Using the Microscope then Sketching it in a White Charcoal #3.

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An Inspired Sculpture by Peter Randal Page.

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An Inspired Sculpture by Peter Randal Page.

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An Inspired Sculpture by Peter Randal Page #2.

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An Inspired Sculpture by Peter Randal Page #2.

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Drawings Inspired by Peter Randall Page.

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Drawings Inspired by Peter Randall Page.

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Drawing Using Different Kind of Art Materials.

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Drawing Using Different Kind of Art Materials.

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A Humanoid Figure Using Wire and Covering it with Plaster.

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A Humanoid Figure Using Wire and Covering it with Plaster.