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Art Portfolio: Experimentation task

 In this class, we have been concentrating on creativity and how to express ourselves.

Billy Schenck, Where the Law does not Prevail, (1996)

I have been searching for the right picture, for inspiration. I made a sketch basing on this painting. 

I picked this sketch because it was the only piece with a person. I wanted to evaluate that sketch. There is a lack of movement, which is like a monument. In general, is a bit blank, some kind of rapture. I can't feel the space, is soo linear without a shadow.
So I decided that it will be a perfect occasion to give one of my sketches more expression. 

I think that this piece is bolder than the previous attempt. I started the same as with the previous one. The difference was with the organisation space and direction lines. I solved the problem with shadows, blurring the pencil lines made a feeling of depth and motion. I could diverse this by adding a darker effect. 

The good points I made with pencil gestures, maybe overall it is too much. I wanted to focus on the horse, and how to improve the moment of running. Still, it is a bit frozen. But for this task we did not have much time, only thing was ''expression''. I hope I did it. 

I could also move the background to emphasise this expression.


Resources:

Schenck, B., 1996. Where the Law does not Prevail. [Oil on canvas].

Comments

  1. You had the chance to experiment with any materials in any way you wished - I think your story board is more experimental than the drawing you have published here. Whilst this is undoubtedly an interesting drawing, you are not really pushing the boundaries of your ability here - you have provided plenty of evidence during this term and last term of your ability to draw. Was there no other way of depicting this image in a more experimental way. It was also meant to have been an experimental version of one of the images you are working on for your project (one of your outcomes).

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