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Outcome 1 (2D) postcards

My starting point for the post cards were my Sandycombe lodge perspective drawings and my artist response to one of the artist I researched. For one of my drawings I used a pencil so lightly draw the house first then I shaded the out edges, then I made marks all over the house to creat texture. For the fire place drawing I drew it out with pencil and coloured it in with colour pencils. I wanted to resemble her work as much as possible so I used photoshop and edited the moon behind the branches.  My photographs were inspired by Susan Derges work. I think the quality of my postcards is really virtuous as the photographs are clear and the art work is also well drawn. The visual language I have used in my work is texture, tone, lines, composition, and shape/form. I could improve by creating better drawings of turners house or perhaps using different materials to creat different textures. I think my postcards are effective because they remind the visitors of Turners house, it can be like a memory of the visit to the exhibition. My postcards will be targeted at people in their early twenties and above who hold interest in photography, artwork as that is what I have created my postcards with. I have created my postcards digitally without using paper or other common materials, this helps the environmental issues as I’m not wasting paper or any other traditional

Material that will cause harm to the environment.

Outcome 2 (3D) product design

My starting point for the product designs were my Sandycombe lodge drawings. I decided to do the pillow and bag. I drew the art work then cut it out with the help of the product template and stuck it down. Then coloured in areas where I couldn’t print the artwork. My work was inspired by photographs of Turners house and some of the products I had seen online with Turners artwork on it. I think the quality of my work is satisfactory as the artwork on the products is  related to Turners house. I feel like the products are effective as the pillow and bag are things people use in everyday life. So Yh e visitors can put it to their use and also remember the Turner exhibition through out. I could improve it by perhaps adding a bit of Turners paintings, maybe one from the exhibition. My products are targeted at everyone as I think these kinds of products can be put to use by anyone. The process of my products promotes environmental issues as it is going to be made locally in twickenham uk, and won’t be imported from foreign country’s as this will reduce air pollution.

Outcome 3 (4D) moving image

My starting point was my perspective drawings from Turner house of the exterior. The technique I used for this was drawing, I drew all the images in the animation with a regular pencil. My artwork was heavily inspired by the colour theme of Turners painting ‘Fishermen at sea.’ I really liked the concept of the outer corners being dark and the light in the centre. My work was also heavily inspired by Lottie Reiniger’s work as she uses silhouette to create her work, and I was extremely pleased with it as I have never done anything in silhouette before. I think the quality of my animation is really good as it has smooth transitions and the images go really well together. The purpose of my moving image was to combine my inspiration ideas I took from both Turner and Reiniger and come up with a good quality animation. My target audience are people who hold interest in work done in silhouette and animations of still images. I think I was successful at appealing to them as the animation looks really clean and cinematic. To promote environmental issues I have also included nature in my animation and boats.

Summary

To do my research I used some of the websites provided by my teacher, articles, and museum websites. I found the articles most useful because they provide detailed information with dates, names and facts. I made a timetable at home to manage my time as it was hard for me to keep up with work at home without one. I put in extra hours on days I finished early to complete my work to a good standard and also to catch up on my previous work. I came across a lot of challenges, but most difficult were the digital as some of the times I didn’t know how to use photoshop, how to layer images. I came across these by asking my teacher for help and if I didn’t understand I would come up with an alternative and do it on paper instead. I found discussing/writing about my ideas really helpful as it also helped me develop my idea as I went on. I would get multiple different ideas whilst writing about my work as to why my animation idea changed a couple of times. I think I recorded my project developed quite well as everything I did I photographed it and uploaded it onto my padlet wall so I could compare it all at the end to see how much I have developed. I think In this project I it was harder for me to concentrate on my work as most of it is online and I had to look at my screen way to long sometime which would leave me with headaches. To ensure I was still safe I took short breaks in between doing my work so my eyes got a bit of rest. I think it’s hard for me to come up with different ideas until I have talked to someone about it and they’ve given me advice, I would like to develop myself in that part.

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My starting point for this was Susan derges work. I photoshopped the moon onto the photograph because I wanted it to resemble Derges’s work perfectly. I really how this post card looks, it looks very clean and simple with a good piece of image that was created by me. I think this will be great at the exhibition because visitors get to see 2 contrasting artist works

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My starting point for this was my research of Susan Derges’s work. I really like how she photographed her moon with branches overlapping it a little bit. I think this was successful because it clearly shows that I have responded artist’s work really well, as the photograph is really good quality, resembles  Derges’s work as well

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My starting point for this was my drawings from Turner’s  house. I decided not to use colour for this and keep the postcard simple black and white. I think this postcard was successful because it will remind the visitors of Turners house and its surroundings if they decide to take it home. With them.

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My starting point for this was my drawing of a fire place in Turner’s house. I decided to do it in colour to get it to look like the actual fireplace. I think it was successful because the colours are quite accurate and it looks like a really good art piece. I think this post card will be good as it will remind the visitors of the time they visited Turners and house and perhaps that room.

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I really like how my story is going with the different perspectives of the exterior and then Turner painting by the fireplace. I also did one showing turners house from further away and added a lake and some trees to give an idea of what it’s surroundings look like. I think it’s going well because the transitions are smooth. Changed my idea slightly from the 9 frame story board but the flow is going as I hoped and planned it to. For my actual outcome I plan on using some of my Sandycome Lodge drawings I’ve already done I also plan on taking inspiration from Lottie Reiniger as she does her animations in silhouette style. The colour pallet I chose is black and white because I want to keep simple and that’s what Reginiger uses in her work.

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This is my second attempt and I like this one more because I wanted to show to the surroundings of the house which I didn’t do in the first one, and in this one I also decided to show the back of the house the house as well because i wanted to add more perspectives of the house

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This was my first attempt, but as I was doing it different ideas came to mind and I decided to do it differently for my next 6 images

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The themes that the exhibition trailer focuses on seems like they are based on the views of how turner saw the world in his time. As it includes some of Turners paintings and things that were modern to his time such as the train and, and the steam ship. It may also be based on the environmental state of the world in his time as the trailer includes trains and steam ships which release co2 and effect the environment. It is very fabled and remarkable.

The paintings that are in the trailer are

The fighting temeraire was painted 1839

The Northampton election, 6th December 1830

Pain, steam, speed was painted in 1844

I think these images are relevant to the exhibition because they have connections with the industrial revolution. All the visual language such as colours, lines, and texture used in the trailer are the same as the visual language in Turners paintings. Towards the end of the trailer we can see letters of the election which is related to The Northampton election painting. At the very end where the train scene comes we can hear train sounds which correlates with the pain, steam, speed painting. The fighting temeraire is thought to represent the decline the Britain navy, the Temeraire is shown travelling east, away from the sunset. They have created a realistic 3D formation of those turner paintings to perhaps create a substantial and a legitimate effect of his paintings to get more experience in how Turner saw the world. The steam ship releases co2 which is what the industrial revolution started doing when machines were invented. This maybe because they are creating a story of Turners point of view on the world in his time.

Key details:

·        The exhibition takes place at the Tate museum from 28 th of October 2020 to the 7 th of March 2021.

·        Timed tickets must be booked before visiting.

·        All visitors including members need to book a ticket before visiting.

·        This ticket also includes access to the British aet collection routes.

·        Members also get access to the turner and Rhthko collection route.

·        Tickets for this even are £22

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In his late work turner uses a brighter palette and his work is less detailed. He uses a lot of tone/shade in his early work and detailing however he does not use tone/shade his late work as to why all the paintings are so flat. His work is also much brighter and the light reflects off other areas in the painting. There is very little  detailing in his late works but he emphasises some parts so we’re still able to figure out what the painting is meant to be.

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In the early works turner uses a more realistic colour palette and a lot of tones. The single point perspective is also exaggerated out into the sunset, the sides and edges are leading away from our view have depth and everything in the painting is set out to converge towards a single vanishing point on the horizon line to create a theatrical effect. The buildings in his work are neoclassical architecture which are characterized by grandeur of scale, simplicity of geometric forms, Greek- especially doric and a preference for blank walls. He also uses the Rule Of Thirds which is the process of dividing an image into thirds, using two vertical lines. The imaginary grid yields nine parts with four intersection points. When you position the most important  elements of your image at these intersection points, you produce a much more natural image.

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The visual language used in this work is lines, the texture of the art work seems to look smooth. The lines that were used to creates the detailing in the flower and the leaves/grass in the background. The colour theme is quite dull which creates imagery of an upsetting mood. The visual language effects the mood drasticly as the viewer can see how it looks like it is a bad weather in work as the flower is falling over and the droplets from rain. I think Reiniger is trying to explore the idea/theme of nature and how the effects nature. Reiniger designed and animated all of her silhouettes by hand.

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There is a lot of tonal value in this photograph, the composition of the moon is kind of centered which lights up the middle part of the photograph whilst the outer bits are dark. This makes the photograph look very clear and painting like. the subtle waves in the water creates a really good effect of mark making. i think the mood this represents are probably calmness and joy. i think susan was also trying to explore the theme of nature at night as she mentioned "i got really interested in the moons. clouds and star fields." I think this could have also been created by layering different photographs.

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The texture of the art work looks rough probably because of the detailing and the material that was used to paint this. The tonal value on this is really good as there are a lot different tones around the painting which makes it look more realistic. The colour palette is very neutral and on the dull side, as no bright colours have been used. the mood seems to be set around the weather also because of the colour palette and the leaves on the trees look like they are being blown towards us. the composition is angles so that we see the trees and animals as the main objects with a subtle background. It seems to that Jorma Puranen is trying to explore the theme of nature as the paintings main focus is trees and water. i think the main technique Jorma has used is dabbing probably using a sponge to do so as well small paint brushes for the small detailing.

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I like this artwork because it doesn’t look exactly like the reference picture which is what I was aiming for, And I like the simplicity of the work

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I like this artwork because I feel like I was able to get the texture I needed using oil pastels and the colours are quite accurate as well.

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I like this art work because I used different tones of the 2 colours to creat waves/texture and I feel like because I focused on 2 main colours and not much detailing so this looks like it can be from many different things

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Tony crag

Tony crag was born in liver pool, UK in 1949 and has lived and worked in Wuppertal, Germany since 1977.

I think Tony being Britain is relevant to the work ‘Britain seen from the north’ as he made this work during a visit to Britain in 1981, when he left that the nation was beset by social and economic difficulties. The figure to the left is a portrait of the artist. Cragg lives in Germany, so although Britain is his native country he was viewing It through the eyes of an outsider.

Thatcherism is a branch of conservative ideology that originated from the ideals of teaching of Margaret thatcher, the Prime Minister from 1979 until 1990. Essentially, thatcher believed in the primacy of competition and a free market, and possessed of a fundamental  distrust of the power of government. She also believed in the right of individuals to have the freedom to determine their own lives, as long as they remained within certain boundaries. For this reason, Thatcherism has also been called “neo liberal”

Trouve is a natural or discarded object found by chance and held to have aesthetic value.

Cragg uses random objects and materials he found on the ground to create to create this work, as during thatcher period there was economic crisis which led to an unclean and unstable economy. He used these materials to show his passion for Britain. This work was first exhibited in the large upstairs space at the Whitechapel art gallery in London in 1981 and is now in the Tate collection.