Week 2- Quarterback

Week Two

The assignment this week was to create a canvas and fill it with circles.

Then, extract samples of portions.

After selecting a portion, multiply it several times on the same canvas.

I chose to keep negative space on the right and on the left in order to create a bit of separation.

Which is an effect I like when the right half is turned to face the left half.

First try

Andy Warhol Effects

It took some time to download Photoshop and then try to get the hang of it.  This is my best effort to date. I used one of my own pictures!

Here is the bitmap used!

Andy Warhol Effects

 

 

 

 

Jago TitComb

Jago TitComb is a 22 year old digital illustrator and a graduate of Falmouth College(UK), he creates almost exclusively in photo shop with a Wacom tablet. Again I was drawn to a piece that was not obviously created in a digital format,which is what this artist is going for. He'd rather have the audience not be sure how the art was created.
Much of his work is created to illustrate children s books. There is no message he is trying to convey outside of the books authors narrative so its not meant to stand on its own, but I think it could especially the picture above.

Week 2 MOCA

Myriam Lozada - Jarvis received a BFA  (Bachelors of Fine Art) degree in painting and mixed media from the School of Visual Arts, New York, in 1981 and a MFA from Hunter College, New York, in 1984. Jarvis's training and early work were in traditional art, but the advent of  the computer brought her a new, fresh, different, and vital means of expression. She uses various techniques but tends to draw and paint her artwork. Myriam Lozada-Jarvis states. "I record bits and pieces of my life process and incorporate taste, smell, and sensual pleasure in my work. It is no longer just painting, drawing, printmaking, or photography, but in a deep expression that is relevant to our time and our interconnected world..  Myriam Lozada currently lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico, with her hubsand, JD Jarvis.  In 1994, she adopted to the art of digital making tools.  Myriam Lozada currently owns Dunking Bird Productions, which is a digital design and print company that caters to the needs of digital artists and collectors of fine artworks.