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Second Grade Hundertwasser-Inspired Landscapes:
Second grade students studied the whimsical and colorful work of Austrian painter and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser, and created their own fantastic landscapes using repeating line and experimenting with color mixing and using complementary colors. Hundertwasser often added highlights of gold leaf to enrich his work, as have the second grade students! Many of these paintings feature faces hidden in the landscape, can you find them?
Ask yourself: What would living in each of these landscapes be like?
This is the work of the Graphic Design 2 students at Taiyuan Normal University in Taiyuan City, Shanxi, China. Their work is impressive. They are excellent at package design, have an a mazing sense of color and clearly understand the language of visual metaphors. We are happy to be collaborating with them this semester.
"Fashion System: A New Identity, 'Made-in-Hong Kong'"
Committee: Ronit Eisenbach (chair), Garth Rockcastle, Brian Kelly
I love music and I love the creative ads in magazines. Put them together and you get this piece. Music has always influenced me in most of my art. The dancing silhouettes inside the listener's head were influenced by Keith Haring. I love his work and silhouettes always interested me.
The Packaging of Nothing, in order to call attention to the impact and sometimes wastefulness of packaging.
By the Communication Design students of the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.
Spring 2009 visit miad.edu
"Depressed"
Fourth Grade Expressionist Painting:
These Emotion Compositions are inspired by the work of the Expressionist Art Movement. Students brainstormed common elements in paintings that lead the viewer to feel particular emotions, including color, symbol, brush stroke style, size and movement. After choosing an emotion, fourth grade students made extensive lists and sketches of all the visual elements that would help express that feeling. Can you guess the emotion of each painting without looking at the title?
Ask yourself: How might you paint each emotion differently, yet still express the essence of the idea to your audience?
A few years ago I took a great Photoshop class at Shoreline Community College. This image, I think, was my final project.
Second Grade Hundertwasser-Inspired Landscapes:
Second grade students studied the whimsical and colorful work of Austrian painter and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser, and created their own fantastic landscapes using repeating line and experimenting with color mixing and using complementary colors. Hundertwasser often added highlights of gold leaf to enrich his work, as have the second grade students! Many of these paintings feature faces hidden in the landscape, can you find them?
Ask yourself: What would living in each of these landscapes be like?