Shape and Volume

Week 8 Examples

Abstract: I chose this because its not so much the "animal" but all the colors that make the shape not so obvious.

Curvilinear: Sea shell from Old Orchard Beach this fall. The strong circular line as the snail would have grown. 

 Idealistic: Self Explainatory. Wouldn't that be nice! Its never happened in my driving lifetime!

Naturalistic: Just beautiful picture of Parker Hill, Last March/April

 Non Objective: Lots of Shapes and colors, but when you look close it makes a human.

Rectilinear: The Chester train station shows sharp lines, but angles off the roof of the building also.

Line

 Wet Media:
Bite, Destroy, Listen, Beg(myfavorite!)

Volume:

Light, Dark, Top View, Side View/Shadow

Emotions:

 Love, Sad, Angry, Hurt/Broken

Left: Contour, No Looking,

Right: Gesture 1, Gesture 2

Scale and Proportion #2

Scale and Proportion # 2.. Leaves!!!!

Rhythm

Rigid

Ripples. You can't really see them

Bouncy

Wavy

Alternating Rhythm. I really like the squares and how they all have a "twin" somewhere in the picture.

Balance

I used Sewing materials. As I was working on my quilt, I realized they would work and be different then kitchen utensils.

These are the cut outs. I chose not to use the big white space, this to me looks like a "skeleton" laying down. Its sideways. Don't know how to turn it on here!

Scale and Proportion

I chose shoes... Not only do I have a little fetish with them, I also think they say a lot about a person.
These are my sisters and children's shoes. I love love the picture in the middle. It shoes the "ages" of her 3 children just by the scale of there shoes. I used her shoe and her youngest daughters shoe to show just how much bigger a grown up is in proportion to an infant.