For this week's critical analysis, you will navigate to the Elements of Design tutorial on the class website, which can be found HERE, or by hovering over Technical/Tutorials at the top of this page. On the tutorial page, you will note several different examples of artwork(photographs, paintings, sculptures, etc.) for each element of design. Your task is to choose 1 example within each element and write 1 paragraph explaining how the given element is incorporated into the artwork you chose to write about. You will do this for each element of art, making 8 paragraphs total. Your paragraphs must be 4 sentences minimum each. When you are writing, be sure to list the name of the artist whose work you are referencing. Post your writing as a comment to this blog post. Make sure you comment on the correct class period's blog post. Here is an example: SPACE This is a photograph by an artist named Stephen Shore. This image uses the design element of space because space is implied within the billboard itself, but also the area around the billboard. The billboard shows a depiction of a mountain range landscape, suggesting a clear foreground, middleground, and background, even though it is enclosed by a rectangular frame. There is also infinite space surrounding the billboard, as the clouds, landscape, and mountain range reach off into the distance. Your analyses will be graded on the following criteria:
If you do not finish in class, you must complete this for homework before class on Thursday, 3/22/18. Do not overthink this—just write about what you see. Good luck!
Melody Umsted
3/21/2018 06:58:04 am
This piece of artwork is by Sol Lewitt. The piece consists of lots of colorful lines that are short and going in all directions. Lewitt uses lines to show activity. This photograph looks like it can cause anxiety because it is so busy.
Andi Feik
3/21/2018 06:59:15 am
Line:
Dylan Pegg
3/21/2018 07:00:38 am
In the photo by Sol Lewitt, we see the design element of line in action. The photo contains 8 panels, each with conflicting lines and designs. While there are horizontal and vertical lines, the curved and vertical lines are more prominent, creating a sense of busy, rapid unease. The lines overlap, are suddenly cut off, and out of order, creating a general sense of unease.
chase Blackwell
3/21/2018 07:01:10 am
Line
Kaitlyn Evans
3/21/2018 07:12:45 am
Line 3/21/2018 07:13:08 am
LINE
Catherine Clausewitz
3/21/2018 07:13:14 am
Line- The piece I chose as example of the line element is by Hiroshi Sugimoto. This image is of the ocean and is in black and white. It really makes you focus on the line that is right in the center of the image which is the horizon line. The the line is a horizontal line so it has a very calm feel to it as well as being a picture of the ocean. You can’t see the exact orizon line because it has sort of a blur or fade to it. I like the image a lot because it has a very calm and peaceful feeling to it. 3/21/2018 07:21:49 am
I am writing about how lines fit into the photograph by Hiroshi sugimoto. This picture is of an ocean, it is misty and you can only see the ocean and the sky. This photo has no color. This photo gives off a really relaxing feeling. There is a horizontal line in the middle of the ocean and usually horizontal lines are associated with being calm and passive. Thi photo accomplishes the feeling of passivity by using that horizontal line. 3/21/2018 10:10:22 am
Line
Julieta Vazquez Martinez
3/21/2018 06:40:16 pm
1. LINE:
Adriana Vazquez
3/22/2018 11:59:34 am
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