A physical photo with my favorite people, doing my favorite things, in my favorite places. Having some copies that I can hold in my hands reminds me of how real those moments were and just how much I have to be grateful for.
A sleep mask is one of the most important items I use. With all of the things that I juggle during the day, having time to relax and rest at night allows me to balance my responsibilities to other people with my own personal needs.
A planner is a new addition to my favorite things. I buy one every year under the impression that simply having one will somehow organize my life for me. While that never happens, this year I have been utilizing my planner more than ever. To me, it symbolizes the goals I have and the work I am willing to put into bettering myself.
A watch is something I cannot leave the house without. I only have one, and it is starting to look worn, but it has gotten me through everything from surf sessions to late nights in the studio.
A small silver ring is one of the only consistent pieces of jewelry I wear. It is a gift from my long-distance boyfriend and it never fails to remind me of him.
A vase is something I never go long without. This is my current favorite, but I have a habit of collecting all sorts of vessels to put fresh flowers in.
Monday, September 12, 2022
A Few of My Favorite Things
Elements and Principles
Graham Caldwell
Link: https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/
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Repetition & Symmetry
Personal Photo
Art 21: Katharina Grosse
Artist Video: https://art21.org/watch/extended-play/katharina-grosse-painting-with-color-short/
Artist Name: Katharina Grosse
Descriptive Words/Phrases:
1. Vibrant demand of energy and attention
2. Visual experience of the infinite presence color exudes
Artist's Works:
Vertical Line: This painting is composed of numerous vertical strokes placed next to one another. By doing so, Grosse has created an illusion of movement and combines the separate elements into a unified work.
Repetition: This piece utilizes the repetiton of color and vertical line in a way that allows the strokes themselves to be the focal point and subject of the work.
Color: In this piece, Grosse uses color to organize her abstract marks into a complex, yet unified, object. The high contrast between the different hues sparks visual interest in a cyclical manner, and the use of negative space allows viewers to recognize the color of the paper itself as it contributes to the work as a whole.
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Artist Video: https://art21.org/watch/extended-play/katharina-grosse-painting-with-color-short/ Artist Name: Katharina Grosse Descriptive W...
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Figurative Bust Sculptures Acta non verba Air-dry clay, powdered pastel, ink, wood, wood stain, wire Left sculpture: 5" x 6" x 3...
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Where the pot lands Wood, glass sheets, plaster, wire, ink, glue, twine, air-dry clay, paper, yarn Dimensions: 8" x 20" x 7" ...