Alice Combes
Drawing 1 expressive lines and mark making 3 'Angry'
Expressive lines and mark making with word - anger.
1. Ink 2. Black pencil
3. Oil pastel 4. Thin charcoal
Thoughts/what makes me angry:
-Where do I begin?
Angry, gives me permission to make spiky lines and scribble everything out. Make crosses.
I listened to a range of rock/heavy metal music such as: Linkin Park, Prodigy, Paparoach, Alice Cooper.
I usually express anger through painting or writing, here I was doing a creative activity of a different kind. It's good to feel anger sometimes, it brings out a more expressive you to the surface. People do productive things with their anger - singing, poetry, art. Telling people how you feel (which is healthy) in a creative form (expressive). It's ok to feel angry (it's natural), channeling anger into a positive action turns it into opportunity/optimism. Everything happens out of either inspiration or frustration.
Anger wasn't a hard emotion to capture as I first thought, it felt good to do jagged lines, scribbles and going over marks. It made me think more about the type of things that make me angry and question why people do certain things.
Drawing 1 expressive lines and mark making 3 'Angry'
Expressive lines and mark making with word - anger.
1. Ink 2. Black pencil
3. Oil pastel 4. Thin charcoal
Thoughts/what makes me angry:
-Where do I begin?
Angry, gives me permission to make spiky lines and scribble everything out. Make crosses.
I listened to a range of rock/heavy metal music such as: Linkin Park, Prodigy, Paparoach, Alice Cooper.
I usually express anger through painting or writing, here I was doing a creative activity of a different kind. It's good to feel anger sometimes, it brings out a more expressive you to the surface. People do productive things with their anger - singing, poetry, art. Telling people how you feel (which is healthy) in a creative form (expressive). It's ok to feel angry (it's natural), channeling anger into a positive action turns it into opportunity/optimism. Everything happens out of either inspiration or frustration.
Anger wasn't a hard emotion to capture as I first thought, it felt good to do jagged lines, scribbles and going over marks. It made me think more about the type of things that make me angry and question why people do certain things.