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7239, Tianling Xu(BG), 2022

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No.4 dinner with ticktock ,was merely a one-hour trial version.

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No.4 dinner with ticktock ,was merely a one-hour trial version.

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In the middle of eating my meal, I decided to record this moment in time, and it only took an hour to draw and put everything together using my iPad and my iPhone. Still, I know there are many more rooms to explore in this work.

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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Hi, if you're having trouble viewing the video I uploaded to My padlt, try opening it in Google Chrome instead. 

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https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/c529cc14-1fe5-422c-ab98-b39d8fdf7c24

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It took me a couple days to finish the background drawing.

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It was some new chords for me, and I spent a lot of time practising and recording myself on it.

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17.01.2022. Doing more videos.Please feel free to take a look at it~  

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17.01.2022. Doing more videos.Please feel free to take a look at it~  

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Is difficult to translate due to the fact that it is in Chinese, I am now working on learning some English songs that I can use as the soundtrack for future videos.

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Mixed video No.3, a very First video trial of my own chords.18.01.2022, Please feel free to take a look at it~  

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Mixed video No.3, a very First video trial of my own chords.18.01.2022, Please feel free to take a look at it~  

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It is the first film that I have created using my own chords, and I was thrilled to see how it turned out. Combining all of the sounds, I Spent a few day to practice the chords, and recorded myself of playing the instrument, and for the videos, and illustrations took me a long time to combine and think of the sequence, but I was pleased with how it turned out, I know there are many rooms I can improve, and I am looking forward to creating more mixed videos in the future.

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2022  I made my first own background music!!!! 

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2022  I made my first own background music!!!! 

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I've been learning Ukelili for over a year, and I believe the sound I created for my own film captures the mood I'm going for.

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Because I've loved this song since I was a kid and it was one of the first songs I learnt to play on Ukulele, I'm sure I'll use it as the background music for some videos I produce in the future.

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I truly like him, and the description adds to the drama.

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https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/375163423

知乎专栏. (n.d.). 画故事的人——阮菲菲. [online] Available at: https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/375163423 [Accessed 02 Jan. 2022].

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你可能从来没看过一集《神秘博士》，但你一定对 BBC Studios 这一系列中国风插画似曾相识。而这些海报的作者就是阮菲菲，比起插画家的身份她更应该是一位漫画家。她的作品不仅仅是展示一幅幅画面，更是从画面延展...

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Ignasi Monreal is an artist from Barcelona based in Lisbon, working in digital art, painting, murals, ceramics, product design, creative direction, advertising, animation and film.

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Ignasi Monreal is an artist from Barcelona based in Lisbon, working in digital art, painting, murals, ceramics, product design, creative direction, advertising, animation and film.

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Ignasi Monreal. (n.d.). Ignasi Monreal. [online] Available at: https://www.ignasimonreal.com/.[Accessed 02 Jan. 2022].

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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I enjoy how he incorporates animation into his videos. That has given me a lot of ideas for what I want to achieve.

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I enjoy how he incorporates animation into his videos. That has given me a lot of ideas for what I want to achieve.

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vimeo.com. (n.d.). Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014). [online] Available at: https://vimeo.com/182554722. [Accessed 17 Nov. 2021].

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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vimeo.com. (n.d.). Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014). [online] Available at: https://vimeo.com/182554722. [Accessed 17 Nov. 2021].

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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vimeo.com. (n.d.). Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014). [online] Available at: https://vimeo.com/182554722 [Accessed 16 Nov. 2021].

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video combining mixed reality and artwork

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video combining mixed reality and artwork

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https://vimeo.com/182554722

vimeo.com. (n.d.). Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014). [online] Available at: https://vimeo.com/182554722. [Accessed 17 Nov. 2021].

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Tiger Stores Web Animations by Manuel Marsol (2009-2014)

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Some animations and illustrations (for web and tv screens at shops) I've done for Tiger Stores (2009-2014).

Music: "Let's go" by The Feelies.

www.manuelmarsol.com

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Netflix (2020). Headspace Guide To Meditation | Official Trailer | Netflix. YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H77PL7SlI1M [Accessed 25 Dec. 2021].

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it was a very cute and helpful animation, at first i was just want to look at the way how they made this animation, however the contents are too good makes want to continue to look at it.

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tate modern put a like on me of the jellyfish video.

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tate modern put a like on me of the jellyfish video.

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After I posted the video of the Jellyfish of Tate Moredern on ticktok, the museum watched the video and gave me a like, which made me happy.

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orginal video I made of peckham road, 24.11.2021

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orginal video I made of peckham road, 24.11.2021

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look at the changes for No.2 video, 27.11.2021

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look at the changes for No.2 video, 27.11.2021

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Primary reseach of Screen Printing, 29.11.2021

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Primary reseach of Screen Printing, 29.11.2021

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Primary research for mixed video No.2, Original final without mixed, 24.11.2021

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Primary research for mixed video No.2, Original final without mixed, 24.11.2021

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Mixed video No.1, 16.11.2021, Please have a look at it.

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Mixed video No.1, 16.11.2021, Please have a look at it.

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Because I was new to London and had few acquaintances or people to chat to, I suppose I can characterise my mood, which was largely lonely while strolling the streets, as a tale, a narrative about crowds and me being alone.

So, on my way to London Bridge, I recorded myself walking and observing. . Following the editing, I created a 20-second walking version video with music that I appreciate. Then I imported the movie into Procreate and recreated the layers, before reediting and adding my drawing (about 13secs). I know it doesn't seem like much, but making this video took me about a week because only about 2 seconds in the app requires me to draw about 100 layers, so it's a lot of work. However, I believe the first trial was successful in terms of creating scenes and organising sequences and moods that transfer to the audience.

And following this mood tour video, I believe I am ready to conduct further experiments and improve my author skills.

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An illustration mixed with reality video No.2, 29.11.2021, Please have a look at it~~ 

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An illustration mixed with reality video No.2, 29.11.2021, Please have a look at it~~ 

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I was debating whether to keep the backdrop moving or to keep it solid, and in the end, I prefer the static background because the front site is constantly changing, and this would provide a good contrast for the audience. and I believe the sound should be improved; for this video, I chose a song from a Chinese singer that I enjoy.

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Positioning My Critical position as an author  26.12.2021

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Positioning My Critical position as an author  26.12.2021

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P3 started 23.11.2021

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A lesson(Self-Promotion) of"skillz week" has inspired me. 09.12.2021

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A lesson(Self-Promotion) of"skillz week" has inspired me. 09.12.2021

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So, after pondering for a long time what the point of those videos I made after skillz week, I decided to connect those videos from various times as a way to show people who I am and what skills I have as an illustrator or more than an illustrator, exactly like an introduction of myself, and I believe that in the end can also help me get a job while I go to an interview.

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looking for ideas of how to promote myslef 

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looking for ideas of how to promote myslef 

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http://www.animationinsider.com/category/promote-yourself/

Animation Insider. (n.d.). Promote Yourself! [online] Available at: http://www.animationinsider.com/category/promote-yourself/ [Accessed 24 Dec. 2021].

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Netflix (2020). Headspace Guide To Meditation | Official Trailer | Netflix. YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H77PL7SlI1M [Accessed 25 Dec. 2021].

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The team which made the" Guide to meditation"

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The team which made the" Guide to meditation"

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"https://blinkindustries.tv

Blinkink. (n.d.). Home - Blink Industries. [online] Available at: https://blinkindustries.tv [Accessed 22 Dec. 2021].

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https://www.facebook.com/manuelmarsol/videos/here-are-some-web-animations-ive-done-between-2015-2016-for-flying-tiger-copenha/633949660119424/

www.facebook.com. (n.d.). Manuel Marsol - Here are some web animations I’ve done... [online] Available at: https://www.facebook.com/manuelmarsol/videos/here-are-some-web-animations-ive-done-between-2015-2016-for-flying-tiger-copenha/633949660119424/ [Accessed 14 Nov. 2021].

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Here are some web animations I've done between 2015 & 2016 for Flying Tiger Copenhagen (before known as Tiger). They are also the last ones: after... | By Manuel Marsol | Facebook

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Here are some web animations I've done between 2015 & 2016 for Flying Tiger Copenhagen (before known as Tiger). They are also the last ones: after...

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https://www.facebook.com/manuelmarsol/videos/d41d8cd9/633955880118802/

www.facebook.com. (n.d.). Manuel Marsol. [online] Available at: https://www.facebook.com/manuelmarsol/videos/d41d8cd9/633955880118802/ [Accessed q4 Nov. 2021].

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cKDKHjonVE

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コーギーの暑い一日　　::: 1コギのアニメ3 :::

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https://twitter.com/motions_cat

Twitter. (n.d.). https://twitter.com/motions_cat. [online] Available at: https://twitter.com/motions_cat [Accessed 12 Nov. 2021].

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Tweets by motions_cat

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https://www.instagram.com/tv/Bs8b7w5hPbb/

www.instagram.com. (n.d.). Login • Instagram. [online] Available at: https://www.instagram.com/tv/Bs8b7w5hPbb/ [Accessed 02 Nov. 2021].

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Cécile Dormeau on Instagram: "Raise your hand if you’re one of the people pretending to fix their hair when the waiter ignores you 👋 
#awkward #awkwardlifestyle #restaurant #waiter #please #bar #illustration #illustrator #drawing #gif #animation #artwork #instaart #wine #girl"

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6,257 likes, 61 comments - cecile.dormeau on January 22, 2019: "Raise your hand if you’re one of the people pretending to fix their hair when the waiter ignore..." 

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https://www.instagram.com/tv/B76VNPuqX4n/

www.instagram.com. (n.d.). Login • Instagram. [online] Available at: https://www.instagram.com/tv/B76VNPuqX4n/ [Accessed 02 Nov. 2021].

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Cécile Dormeau on Instagram: "✍️🎶 #doodling #illustration #illustrator #drawing #instaart #artwork #art #jaicouronnesurlateté"

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2,478 likes, 18 comments - cecile.dormeau on January 29, 2020: "✍️🎶 #doodling #illustration #illustrator #drawing #instaart #artwork #art #jaicouronnesurl..." 

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https://creapills.com/lucas-levitan-personnages-photos-instagram-20210930

Creapills. (2021). Cet illustrateur ajoute des personnages insolites dans les photos Instagram. [online] Available at: https://creapills.com/lucas-levitan-personnages-photos-instagram-20210930 [Accessed 01 Nov. 2021].

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Cet illustrateur ajoute des personnages insolites dans les photos Instagram

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L'illustrateur brésilien Lucas Levitan s'amuse à ajouter des personnages insolites dans des photos d'internautes sur Instagram.

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Director- Park jae in(instagram.com/rawjane/)Sound- kwon young hwanMusic- Shin hyun mo2013, 2D Digital animation. 7min

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Director- Park jae in(instagram.com/rawjane/)Sound- kwon young hwanMusic- Shin hyun mo2013, 2D Digital animation. 7min

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https://vimeo.com/63253281

vimeo.com. (n.d.). Piece, Peace. [online] Available at: https://vimeo.com/63253281 [Accessed 01 Nov. 2021].

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Director- Park jae in(https://www.instagram.com/rawjane/)
Sound- kwon young hwan
Music- Shin hyun mo

2013, 2D Digital animation. 7min

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I researched him is because I think he is doing moving images as well.

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https://www.artspace.com/camille_henrot/mother-tongue

Artspace. (n.d.). Mother Tongue, Camille Henrot | Artspace.com. [online] Available at: https://www.artspace.com/camille_henrot/mother-tongue [Accessed 01 Nov. 2021].

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https://www.galleriesnow.net/gallery/fabian-lang/artworks/#images-2

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https://organthing.com/2015/09/18/organ-thing-concrete-fiction-at-hackneys-new-art-projects-zs-guitar-player-patrick-higgins-does-bach/newartpro_sept28/

THE ORGAN. (2015). newartpro_sept28. [online] Available at: https://organthing.com/2015/09/18/organ-thing-concrete-fiction-at-hackneys-new-art-projects-zs-guitar-player-patrick-higgins-does-bach/newartpro_sept28/ [Accessed 01 Nov. 2021].

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I love the way she presents people without expression. There was a cognition I used to have that people should have different expression but honesty I found it hard for me. Now I find references that can neglect their's faces

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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/293226625739428515/a

Pinterest. (n.d.). Jenny Saville: Ancestors | Gagosian | Artsy | Jenny saville, Jenny saville paintings, Gagosian gallery. [online] Available at: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/293226625739428515/a [Accessed 01 Nov. 2021].

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Nov 28, 2018 - Explore Jenny Saville: Ancestors from Gagosian on Artsy. May 3 - July 23, 2018.

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https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/interviews/fatness-feminism-representation-1234601645/

Gay, J.S., Roxane, Saville, J. and Gay, R. (2021). Fatness & Feminism. [online] ARTnews.com. Available at: https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/interviews/fatness-feminism-representation-1234601645/.

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Jenny Saville, Strategy, 1994, oil on canvas, in three panels, 108 x 250½ inches.Photo Prudence Cuming/Courtesy Gagosian/©Jenny Saville

Roxane Gay Illustration by Scott Chambers

Jenny Saville Illustration by Scott Chambers

Roxane Gay, a prominent author, has been confronting the pervasive bias against fat women. In her 2017 book Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, Gay relates stories about the rudeness she often encounters when seated next to strangers on a plane. She considers fatphobia a feminist issue, writing, "As a woman, as a fat woman, I am not supposed to take up space. And yet, as a feminist, I am encouraged to believe I can take up space." British artist Jenny Saville's powerful works celebrating the beauty of fat women are among her most well-known; her trailblazing feminist paintings helped chart a path for women painters who talk back to the female nudes that dominate art history. This involves challenging the standards of beauty codified in images, be they art or ads, to which women are often pressured to conform. While figures who are plump by today's standards have featured prominently in classic paintings by Titian, Rubens, and others, these women are what Gay calls "Lane Bryant fat," a term she coined to refer to people who shop at the plus-size retailer that sells clothing generally up to size 28. For Gay, the cutoff at that size speaks to the degree of fatness that society is willing to accommodate, and to the limited options that people size 29 and up often have. Gay, who is based in New York and Los Angeles, chatted over Zoom with Saville, who is based in Oxford, on the subject of fatness and feminism, as well as their shared commitment to nurturing a younger generation of women writers and artists.

I first saw your work at the Broad Museum. I was just walking around, then I looked up, and I saw this huge triptych [ Strategy, 1994] that shows a fat woman-a woman with her breasts sagging, with stomach rolls. It was the first time I'd ever seen a body that looks like mine in an artwork, and it was incredible. I became obsessed. In most art, when a woman is fat, she's not actually that fat-she's just sort of plump. She doesn't have any rolls or wrinkles or stretch marks. And here I saw fat bodies, unadorned and unapologetic. It was really surprising. We know that representation matters, but when you see the kind of representation you didn't even know you wanted, it can be really meaningful.

I edited a collection of essays by myself and others called GAY: Unruly Bodies [for Gay Mag in 2018]. I think the bodies that challenge our cultural norms are always going to interest me.

I'm writing two books. One is a book of writing advice called GAY: How to Be Heard, which features not only practical writing advice, but tips on how to write toward social justice, create change, and try to reach people who seem unreachable when it comes to their sociopolitical opinions. I'm also writing a young adult novel called The Year I Learned Everything, a coming-of-age story about a biracial girl in a small town in Illinois. What about you? What are you working on right now?

Saville: Virtual, 2020, oil on canvas, 78¾ by 63 inches.Courtesy Gagosian/©Jenny Saville

I just showed about half the works from my "Elpis" series at Gagosian in New York, and I'm finishing the other ones now. When I went to Moscow two years ago, I saw so many amazing women-like this waitress who had an incredible face. Eventually, I started asking people if they'd model for me, and rented a studio there. The series is based on the Russian female poet Anna Akhmatova, who wrote the bulk of her work in the '30s and '40s, under Stalin's rule. Her husband was executed by the Soviet secret police, and her son was imprisoned. Every day, for seventeen months, she went to the prison where he was kept and saw all these other women who were walking around trying to find information about their loved ones. She couldn't write anything critical of the government-had the work been found, she would have been arrested or executed-so instead, she whispered the poem she wanted to write into these other women's ears. Between 1935 and 1961, she wrote SAVILLE: Requiem, an elegy about her experience of waiting all those months to write the words down on a piece of paper. It wasn't published until 1987. Reading about Akhmatova, I learned about all these amazing twentieth-century women writers in Moscow, while I was there photographing those Russian subjects for the paintings [a series of boldly colored portraits of various creative women working today].

That's a good question. The gates are opening in the writing world a little bit, but they're not opening as widely as people like to believe. An article in the New York Times showed that between 1950 and 2018, only 5 percent of all published fiction was written by people of color. I really thought we'd been making more progress than that. At the same time, there are a lot of white writers who sincerely believe, "I'm white, so there is no way my book is going to get published," even though white people comprise 95 percent of the publishing world.

Absolutely. Ten years ago, I collected data and found that nearly 90 percent of the books reviewed in the GAY: New York Times are by white authors. It's so important to have hard numbers, because so many naysayers will only believe data. But we can't just look at the data and say, oh, that's terrible. Publishers need to respond-not just with editorial fellowships, but with permanent changes. Until they do, we're going to continue to have these conversations. Diversity and inclusion are not my areas of expertise, but I'm forced to do this type of work because these egregious disparities continue to exist.

Roxane Gay's Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, HarperCollins, 2017, 320 pages.

I get all kinds of feedback. I wrote a book called GAY: Hunger (2017), which is about living in a fat body. Some people complained that the book glorifies fatness. At the same time, some fat people have said I am glorifying diet culture and fatphobia. It can be painful when the people you see as your people disagree with you, or they read things into your work that are not there. At times, it seems like I can't please anyone. But that's OK, because that's actually not my job.

I mean, some of that confidence is "fake it 'til you make it." But at the same time, I have really strong boundaries, so if I'm being vulnerable, it's something that I can handle being vulnerable about. When I wrote GAY: Hunger, I knew it would be met with cruelty. But I did it anyway.

-Moderated by Emily Watlington

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Roxane Gay, author of Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body (2017), talks with the painter Jenny Saville, best known for her 1994 Strategy triptych.

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Saville: Virtual, 2020, oil on canvas, 78¾ by 63 inches. - Google Search

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metalmagazine.eu. (n.d.). Jessie Makinson | Metal Magazine. [online] Available at: https://metalmagazine.eu/en/post/interview/jessie-makinson-fakes-and-lies [Accessed 02 Nov. 2021].

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With The Blazing World, I was already interested in the enlightenment period and the sense of adventure it evoked in the bizarre travel fiction. An example being Diderot's Les Bijoux Indiscrets, where a sultan has a magic ring that when pointed at a vagina, causes it to reveals its past. Obviously, the enlightenment was a time when parts of the world were unknown to each other. It is this sense of adventure that I am drawn to with science fiction. It has this ability to tell untold stories and shine a light on the hypocrisies of our time.
There is a fantastic essay by Ursula Le Guin called The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction in which she says: "Science fiction properly conceived, like all serious fiction, however funny, is a way of trying to describe what is in fact going on, what people actually do and feel, how people relate to everything else in this vast sack, this belly of the universe, this womb of things to be and tomb of things that were, this unending story."

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Meet Jessie Makinson and the fantastical sci-fi world that she creates through paint by reinterpreting the mythological subject from a feminist perspective

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theguide.art. (n.d.). Jessie Makinson. [online] Available at: https://theguide.art/event/jessie-makinson-stay-here-while-i-get-a-curse-lyles-king/ [Accessed 02 Nov. 2021].

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In her second solo exhibition at Lyles & King, "Stay here while I get a curse," Jessie Makinson creates voluptuous scenes of intrigue and mythicism. Her work has quickly become more fulsome, even compared to a suite of 2019 paintings shown by the gallery last year. In large oil paintings on canvas, witchy and chimerical figures, covered in tattoos and foliage and stylized translucent fabrics and lace, erotically play, tease and conspire, whisper intrigues in a fantasy court.

As with her work at the Armory Show in September, some of the more interesting paintings here appear like details of larger tableaux. As in a Northern European Renaissance crucifixion scene, A thorn to his foot (all works 2021) shows gnarled feet in ghastly colors, though here they're seductively entangled. (All of Makinson's figures either are barefoot or their legs terminate as sexually charged high heels.) The colors in all of these paintings are sickly, with vibrant night fluorescence-bright, acidic colors against soft, warm and dark fields, rendered complexly and hazily on tidy surfaces.

The figures bear creaturely features. Many have tails trailing from their derrieres, presumably grown, but perhaps a reference to a popular novelty sex toy. Skin tones range from the human to the chameleon: tiger stripes and cheetah print and cow piebald, green flesh veined with fuchsia, checkerboards. In a few paintings, such as the eponymous Stay here while I get a curse and Another rascal comes, a clawed hand slyly reaches from some hidden place outside the picture plane to tug on a character's tailpiece. Everyone in these scenes is alluring, and although most of the figures present as lustily femme, with curving hips and breasts, there are some men, with hypertrophied physiques and large phalluses, as in Proceed daintily -but even they seem androgynous.

Interspersed among these grotesques is a symbolically loaded bestiary, seemingly drawn from the history of European painting and beyond: butterflies, swine, hunting dogs and pheasants, horses. This is especially true in the largest and boldest painting, Try to get some sleep, a stoned bacchanal triptych. Wine and smoke drift through a crowd gathered in a garden space that is equal parts M.C. Escher, Carlo Crivelli and Sascha Braunig. In the left and center panels are two decapitations-though perhaps not murders, as the disembodied still appear to be engaged in the activity around them. Both resemble depictions of Holofernes assassinated by Judith. Throughout her work, including this and Come on, lets find another nightmare [sic], which is hung nearby, the suggestions of violence remain erotic. The victims, decollated or having their lesions fondled, appear unharmed, unsuffering and even basking, ecstatic.

The images here are suggestive but not exactly narrative-unless there is some untold story conceived by Makinson. Instead, they appear more like tarot cards arrayed on a table, with evocative signs that invite connections and activation. Far from being a domain of the ineffable and irrational, such symbolic systems can serve, according to a 2019 essay in The New Yorker by Christine Smallwood, as a means to open difficult discussions about desire, risk, danger and ambition in the self and in relationships. Makinson's paintings can perhaps do the same. In a time of lingering solitude, and of dangers to health and wellbeing, seeing entangled crowds of zoomorphic figures feels a little like normal. -Noah Dillon

Jessie Makinson, Proceed daintily, 2021. Oil on canvas, 78 3/4 x 65 inches.

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Drawing from sci-fi, tarot and other iconographies, Jessie Makinson depicts witchy and chimerical figures set in an erotic fantasy court.

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https://theguide.art/event/camille-henrot-paintings-metro-pictures/

theguide.art. (n.d.). Camille Henrot. [online] Available at: https://theguide.art/event/camille-henrot-paintings-metro-pictures/ [Accessed 04 Nov. 2021].

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Celebrated for her intricate video and installation works, Camille Henrot tends toward complex artistic visions that cannot feasibly be confined to a canvas. But, faced with months of social distancing, Henrot discovered painting to be a psychic reprieve.

Presented by Metro Pictures as a virtual exhibition, "Paintings" displays selections from two new series-"Is Today Tomorrow?" and "Inside Out"-both of which Henrot began while self-isolating. The show also includes a work from her ongoing "Systems of Attachment" series.

From Metro Pictures:

Henrot's practice reflects the wide-ranging interests that inform her work ... Over the last several months she has begun to work with acrylic, oil, and watercolor on canvas and other surfaces. Henrot makes her drawings with skillful speed, producing several versions of the same motif in a single day. The nature of paint, however, requires the artist to slow down, to walk away from and return to her canvas another day. Thus, in contrast to the drawings, the paintings represent a condensation of time and feelings. Made while experiencing a range of emotions, they are pictures of a more complete subjectivity.

Camille Henrot, Janus qui rie et Janus qui pleure, 2020. Oil on wood, 18 x 24 inches.

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Celebrated for her intricate video and installation works, Camille Henrot tends toward complex artistic visions that cannot feasibly be confined to a canvas. But during months of social distancing, Henrot discovered painting to be a psychic reprieve.

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BOOOOOOOM! (n.d.). Artist Spotlight: Ben Branagan. [online] Available at: https://www.booooooom.com/2016/03/25/artist-spotlight-ben-branagan/ [Accessed 31 Oct. 2021].

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London-based artist and designer Ben Branagan creates quirky collages using everything from auction catalogues and National Geographic magazines to things he's photographed himself. See more images below!
Ben Branagan's Website Ben Branagan on Instagram

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London-based artist and designer Ben Branagan creates quirky collages using everything from auction catalogues and National Geographic magazines to things he's photographed …

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www.itsnicethat.com. (n.d.). Magazine cut-outs and mid-century furniture in Ben Branagan’s mannerly collages. [online] Available at: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/ben-branagan-possible-disasters-210316 [Accessed 31 Oct. 2021].

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Drawn to functional images found in old auction catalogues, issues of National Geographic or lifestyle magazines, Ben Branagan likens his ongoing series of collages to sketches, a way to work through ideas in a quick, informal way. The series, he explains, is a sort of inversion of American artist Susan Hiller's suggestion that "the act of cogitation is a form of collage."

The south London-based artist and designer's previous collages have seen him repurpose instructional imagery from bodybuilding books, but he turns his attention to the world of objects in his latest, less orderly series.

"Where as previously I might have separated out a certain type of image or ones sourced from a particular place, with this series I want to collect a more chaotic or fragmentary view of the world, a heap of parts that overlap and intermingle, drawn from a wide range of sources; contemporary magazines, old books, things I've found, things I've photographed myself," he explains.

"A lot of the motivations for the images are formal: certain shapes and contours suggest themselves, then repeat, lurking and moving through to subsequent images."

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Magazine cut-outs and mid-century furniture in Ben Branagan's mannerly collages

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Drawn to functional images found in old auction catalogues, issues of National Geographic or lifestyle magazines, Ben Branagan likens his ongoing series of collages to sketches, a way to work through ideas in a quick, informal way. The series, he explains, is a sort of inversion of American artist Susan Hiller's suggestion that "the act of cogitation is a form of collage."

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https://www.mariangoodman.com/exhibitions/283-william-kentridge-zeno-writing/

Marian Goodman. (n.d.). William Kentridge | Zeno Writing. [online] Available at: https://www.mariangoodman.com/exhibitions/283-william-kentridge-zeno-writing/.

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William Kentridge: Zeno Writing November 8, 2002 - January 4, 2003 Marian Goodman Gallery is delighted to present the U.S....

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Werner Herzog documentaries of landscape 

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Werner Herzog documentaries of landscape 

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Werner Herzog and The Ecstatic Truth. (2016). YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QZqxahs9zs.

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There's a lot to learn from their videos; they do a great job with frame cropping and connection, as well as voice connecting in a seamless manner.

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There's a lot to learn from their videos; they do a great job with frame cropping and connection, as well as voice connecting in a seamless manner.

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www.youtube.com. (n.d.). Jacquees- “Here Now” Vlog: Ep. 4. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6OST7pwH_k [Accessed 18 Nov. 2021].

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it is a very nice signature on the frames 

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it is a very nice signature on the frames 

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www.youtube.com. (n.d.). Jacquees- “Here Now” Vlog: Ep. 4. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6OST7pwH_k [Accessed 18 Nov. 2021].

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JacqueesLive.com: Road To The Mood Tour [ Ep 2 ]  18.11.2021

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JacqueesLive.com: Road To The Mood Tour [ Ep 2 ]  18.11.2021

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I am learning from them how they put records together and combine the sounds and music.

Jacquees (2016). JacqueesLive.com: Road To The Mood Tour [ Ep 2 ]. YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZHSu5GacA0 [Accessed 17 Nov. 2021].

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JacqueesLive.com: Road To The Mood Tour [ Ep 2 ]

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Jacquees (2016). JacqueesLive.com: Road To The Mood Tour [ Ep 2 ]. YouTube. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZHSu5GacA0.[Accessed 17 Nov. 2021].

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I searched for "the mood tour" and found these films; I am pleased with what I found.

www.youtube.com. (n.d.). Jacquees - Mood Tour Ep 1. [online] Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDjm7DYkIlg [Accessed 16 Nov. 2021].

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looking at how they use illustrations to connect the documentaries 18.11.2021

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looking at how they use illustrations to connect the documentaries 18.11.2021

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Mood Monitoring: Working Towards Wellbeing