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Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collage. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Picasso/Picassa inspired recycled portrait
Friday, 29 April 2016
Picasso-Inspired Recycled portrait
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
What does an image tell? Self-portraits
There are many different ways to make a self-portrait. It doesn’t have to be a traditional drawing or a painting of your face.
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| Idea from: http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/elem/selfport.htm#Names |
Making a self-portrait is a great way to express and explore your identity.
The idea is to do the silhouettes of your head and fill in your head with a magazine collage of what is going in your brain, what you prefer, what you are fond of...
Ideas to get you started: clothes, music, words, sports, food, people you admire, singers, actors...
Instructions:
Trace your head on two white papers (using the window). Then filled in the head shape with magazine images in one of the papers. The second one will be the template of the final frame of your self-portrait, so, you will have to cut out the inside part. Let's do it.
Here you will find some examples made by last year students.
The idea is to do the silhouettes of your head and fill in your head with a magazine collage of what is going in your brain, what you prefer, what you are fond of...
Ideas to get you started: clothes, music, words, sports, food, people you admire, singers, actors...
Instructions:
Trace your head on two white papers (using the window). Then filled in the head shape with magazine images in one of the papers. The second one will be the template of the final frame of your self-portrait, so, you will have to cut out the inside part. Let's do it.
Here you will find some examples made by last year students.
Labels:
collage,
image,
self-portrait,
tasks 2012-2013,
visual language
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