Exercise 1
The shape I chose to use is taken from the petals of the flower photos used earlier in this module - I cut out templates in graduated sizes. Image 1 - looking at just the shape by arranging the templates.
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Image 11 |
Arranging cut out shapes on contrasting backgrounds - images 12 and 13, both A5 size. Image 12 has turned into a bird, image 13 could do with more contrast to show the shapes more clearly.
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Image 12 |
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Image 13 |
Combining cut outs with negative shapes on different backgrounds - images 14 and 15.
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Image 14 |
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Image 15 |
Image 15 also show some arrangements on copies of the tonal paper.
1 comment:
I love the flowing lines of these shapes Jane. They are so adaptable and become buds, flowers, leaves, birds, etc.
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