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꩜ Statement ✅

꩜ FHR Checklist ✅ + FHR (add more) ✅

꩜ Study 1 ✅ + WWW EBI ✅

꩜ Study 2 ✅ + WWW EBI ✅

꩜ Artist Research ✅ + 5 Artworks ✅ + Analysis ✅

꩜ Artist Study ✅ + WWW EBI ✅

꩜ Artist Response Reference ❌

꩜ Artist Response on A4 ❌

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John Schieffer is an American photorealistic painter, known for turning everyday objects like marbles, toys, and candy into detailed, nostalgic still-life artworks. He graduated from Paier College of Art in 1995 and began his career as a children’s book illustrator and graphic designer before becoming a conservator of 19th-century American art.

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PAGE 3 (media exploration - acrylics & color pencils)

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PAGE 3 (media exploration - acrylics & color pencils)

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PAGE 4 (artist study VAN GOGH - acrylic)

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PAGE 4 (artist study VAN GOGH - acrylic)

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PAGE 5 (artist study JOHN SCHIEFFER - color pencils)

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PAGE 5 (artist study JOHN SCHIEFFER - color pencils)

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Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Western art. Despite struggling with mental health and selling only one painting during his lifetime, he created over 2,000 artworks, including over 800 oil paintings.

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study reference

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CONTENT:

In the picture, you see a detailed pen drawing of a car and part of an industrial structure. The artwork is black and white, using cross-hatching to create textures that emphasize the smoothness of the car and the mechanical nature of the industrial object. The shapes are sharp and precise, enhancing the realism.

FORM:

The artwork showcases technical drawing skills with realistic pen and ink techniques, including cross-hatching and precise line work to create depth, shadow, and texture, emphasizing precision and structure.

MOOD:

The artwork evokes nostalgia for urban life and the beauty in everyday objects like cars and industrial structures, celebrating the precision and craftsmanship of design.

PROCESS:

The artist began with a pencil sketch for layout, then used a fine-liner pen to outline and detail the car and structure. Shading was done with cross-hatching and varying line densities to create depth and texture.