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This is my Critical Analysis piece, and a monoprinted design of my final piece. I love experimenting with different media and find it helps when designing to have had these experiments.

artist DAVID HOCKNEY research/ experimentations

  

size: A3 sketchbook

Finally finished my coursework pieces. Will upload all of them at a later date...

 

Let me know what you all think when I've uploaded them.

Tis an aweful Burden... But Has to be Done :P

In my 'AS' year I got stuck up on an artist called Agnes Cecile who did eyes, I think my main aim was to look at the facial expression because that's what I was set from my exam board.

Pic-Sons, visual identity coursework, Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard, 2011.

 

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Brief: create a tourism poster for a place in the UK. I was given Chester.

 

This is my fourth attempt at a painting for this brief; I don't think this is as good an image as the Cathedral thought. It was quite difficult to paint because of the level of detail in it. I had to leave out some of the finer detail in the clock support and the face because I didn't feel able to paint those without ruining the whole piece. The paintings were to be scanned in and finished off in Photoshop so I thought I could add those details then.

 

Painted in acrylics on paper and scanned in.

House directly next to River Devon and bridge Farndon Road, opposite marina

Photography by Memory Chance.

Editing by Adleina Raif

Copy of Niki Pilkington.

Julien Declaye, coursework, HEAJ (Haute-École Albert Jacquard, Namur, Belgium).

 

HEAJ website :

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My final piece for my A level art and design qualification in which I explored the relationship between animals and humans. I was interested in the barriers we create in order to detach ourselves and sustain practises like animal testing on cosmetic products.

Inspired by the underground ’pop surrealism’ movement, especially the work of Mark Ryden.

Acrylic paint on a 50x40” canvas

completed February 2014

OCA drawing 1 Course - Making Marks - Using Charcoal

possible final picture just cant seem to stop tinkering lol

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