ziyi liang(linda) ways of seeing
For this task I drew a building called Casa Batllo. This building is also related to the mosaics project I did this time. Many mosaics are used in the building. Both the exterior and interior of the building are very impressive, so I think it is not only a building but also an art work. The color palette in every part of the building is comfortable, and some details are exquisite. So I picked out a lot of the details that I liked and drew them, some of them using lines, some of them using color blocks, and of course I played around and added some ideas of my own. In some pictures, I combine dots, lines and color blocks. I think the picture will look richer in this way. Many of my paintings are only part of the painting, which results in many paintings not looking like a complete work. However, since this building is related to my project, I will continue to improve and apply some software to make it look more complete.
3rd December 2020 @ 11:33 pm
In your Talking Color Task, the style in which paintings are created are explored in great detail. As you repaint the exhibition inspirations with a unique personal style, it gives an insight into how you look at the world. Your work includes a variety of colors and drawing mediums but a consistent element that stands out among all of the drawings is the bold line work. In the ways of seeing work in the next post I feel like your line work is also a strong point of the pieces. I love seeing the attention to detail in all of the drawings. The line work resembles texture and makes the work more three dimensional because of its thoughtful placement. I have not often seen art created in a mosaic style but I feel like it really suits the ideas you were trying to capture. Each of the drawings is so intricate the I can imagine the structure of the subject if it was in fronton me. Over all I think the pieces draw me in because of the line work and pleasing proportions. I really enjoy looking at these pieces because of how eye catching they all are! I am excited to see the rest of your work throughout the year!