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I've been pretty stressed lately over a number of things, however, today I finally decided on my chosen texts for my English coursework.
It's taken a weight off my shoulders, and I've also managed to form a question, plot the essay and mind-map my points. The introduction has been written and I'm ready to write the rest.
I can't wait till the Spring when the majority of coursework will be, as they say, fanito.
One begins to look in earnest, draws the eye across it in particular ways, and in doing so endows looking with a definite character: its contained turbulence - the way the painting appears to manifest the same power working through the painter, which he at once yields to and directs - at once compels and vivifies sight.
The Aesthetics Of Contradiction
I also want to showcase some of my photographic and editing skills. For my coursework last year I studied Edvard Munch, and for my development I used my peers to create my own studies. For most I opted to recreate photographs in a similar style to Munch, for example covering the face, dark, eerie, gothic, however for some I recreated one of his original images. I made my peer pose as the woman from one of Munch’s most famous works ‘Madonna’. I then edited her further in Adobe Photoshop then painted her.
A short sequence based off a section of a longer narrative. This piece received full marks.
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In response to my Kurt Schwitters research I created a collage of my own. s. In keeping with some of Schwitters' work, I used playing cards and old tickets to create my piece, as well as newspaper pieces and bookmarks.
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