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do things in bright colours

draw educational thing

silk screen?

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Like the other one I could use the colour. I could also use the method of lining.

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I could use the colours and random shapes.

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Winter and summer coats

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Cephalopods and bioluminesense

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random transformations

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Colour changing lizards

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Eugene feedback of Artie Vierkant Samples

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Eugene feedback of Artie Vierkant Samples

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Iona has placed images in the style of Artie Vierkant really well. I really like the shape and the colour organisation and how she uses different colour background on one of her piece, as you can see Vierkant background is mostly white.

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The methods are fine since it is either a 3D piece or a digital piece. I  couldn't find out what this is made of but overall the installations are made from UV print on aluminum composite panel. I have no real opinion on the materials but the installation do look like it is a digital shape on top of a real world backdrop which could be interesting if used better.
None of his work involves transformation is anyway as it is all just colour blocks and nothing changes or relates to change.

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Another visually interesting piece with no real point or meaning. There isn't much to say other than the colours are nice and the angles have potential. Most pieces of art he has made are all too similar so there is nothing separating this from any other parts of his work.

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I think that Vierkant has potential since the colurs he uses are great and the idea of angles is interesting but I feel like it's on the verge of being finished. The ideas and talent is there but then all his work is just shapes and colours overlapping regular images. I visually appealing but anyone can use a colour scheme with basic shapes and it feels like Veirkant is just doing the bare minimum to make art. If you took away the colour it wouldn't be art and I think that this is what counts.

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Iona has placed the images in the style of Matt Lipps. The colour looks very interesting. I like how the squid has a inverted colour. I also like how she used purple and green for the background image.

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I love all the different colours and the splitting up of the image. I chose to do a theme of cephalopods. I like how the cuttlefish was split up and has many colours that I did not initially plan for but now stands out quite a bit. The main photo was my own photo of an octopus and I had planned to use my own photo of a cuttlefish but the image I had was not of a good enough quality to put in.

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Though this was my first image I was rushed to finish it and I did not get it to the standard that I wanted. I liked the idea to put a skull on the cats head and I would have liked to have made the top left a bit more vibrant but I couldn't. I did get to make the bottom right monochrome however, so I did get halfway to my result. I didn't add some details that I wanted but it still looks ok. I took the photo of the cat but not the cat skull.

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This one is a bit more abstract than the rest. I isolated the pigeon and kept it the same but make the backdrop more blue. Then I added the piebald crow and inverted it as I thought that it it would be interesting to get a black animal with white patches and invert it so it would be black on white instead.
Then I wanted an animal that would transform so it could match my theme so I added a black cat with vigilito. I edited the colours but it came out in blocks of colour which I kept to make an different kind of texture. I put the pigeon over the top of the cat so it would be in front. I took the photo of the pigeon and piebald crow but not the cat.

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I did not take the photo of the stoat but I did want to use it as it really coveys the transformation. I was still rushed on this one. I wanted the front half to stay white to show the winter fur and the back half to show the brown summer coat. I like the pose as it looks as if it is jumping through seasons and changing on contact. I wishIcould have added more animals with this feature like the Willow ptarmigan or the Peary caribou but I ran out of time.

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To create my work I will be using Photoshop, Illustrator and drawing. I may incorporate photography but only for referencing since I want to work on my drawing skills. I want to first draw on paper and then scan it onto a computer and make the final idea on Photoshop or Illustrator.

I want to look at transformations in animals. This could be natural changes, unnatural changes, mixing them together, making them have some mythical or object based inspiration like the the jaguar in the mood board, making objects or plants into animals or mixing them together or anthropomorphism.

•the materials/ processes you are going to use e.g photoshop, collage, drawing, photography and why you intend to use them

•Explain how your final imagery will communicate the theme of transformation.

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I wanted to get a fur like pattern though I am unsure if I achieved it or not.