Monday 14 September 2015

Change the Cubes

The verb behind this cube was "To Repair". I imagined that this cube symbolises a persons life, or more so their will to live / sanity . The cube keeps getting knocked over, cut, scraped, stained, scarred, but it keeps getting put back together. Although it may not be perfect anymore, it is still whole and a cube.




The verbs for this cube are "To Bind", "To Split" and "To Repair"





















These are some cubes that my classmates made that I liked.










Prehistoric Group Drawing



Inspired by Prehistoric Art me and a group of my classmates were tasked with creating a drawing based on modern culture, using a Prehistoric style.








This drawing was my main contribution to the piece.


Bread Experiments





Initial Experiments


























Drawn onto a slice of bread using marker pens.



A painting I created using bread as the brush.
                                                                                             
Crusts of the bread I used as makeshift paintbrushes.


Developed Experiments



Using indented bread slices as stamps.








Breadcrumbs coloured with marker pens.