- i created a sculptural piece based on this theme using loops of cartridge paper 

- i then took photos of my sculpture using a few different colour filters and editing apps

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[ x ] flora yukhnovich 

[  ] jacques louis david

[  ] antoine watteau

[  ] jean honores fragonard

[  ] francisco goya

[  ] francois boucher 

[  ] michaela yearwood dan

[ x ] john linnell 

[ x ] marie jeanne bertin

[  ] karla black

[  ] marijke vasey 

[  ] marie suzanne giroust

[ x ] janet pulcho

[ x ] pulcho watercolour finish

[ x ] yukhnovich write

[  ] colour theory pg

[ x ] lino pg

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- i found a few historical pieces depicting the french revolution, however as most of the artwork was more modern, there wasn't much that linked to my theme

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- good theme presentation

- detailed research for theme and artists

to do:

- more experimentation- maybe 3D, textiles, embroidery etc.

- more artist responses

- work on a larger scale- out of book pieces etc.

- my first attempt was good however i felt that my flowers looked a little flat/unrealistic and didn't link to my theme as much as i would have liked them to.

- i decided to create a second attempt to solve these problems, adding some acanthus leaves to make my piece link to my theme

- overall i think this outcome was much better than my first as the flowers looked more realistic and linked to my theme better than before

- i started by painting a rococo-inspired swirl pattern on my paper, before adding text and images from magazines and newspapers

- i liked this outcome, however i felt that the initial paint got overshadowed by the images

- additionally another problem i ran into was my paper curling as a result of the paint/glue/pictures

- to overcome this issue for my final piece i think i should use a thicker material such as mount board, canvas etc.