AS LEVEL FINE ART: TRIPTYCH
The start of AS Level of Fine Art, for the first 6 months of the course was establishing what medium you like to use through a series of mini projects using a variety of processes.
Triptych Project:
The first project was to create a Triptych using mixed media. During this Project, a focus was on natural forms using different media and artists as inspiration. This included watercolour, Indian ink, charcoal, graphite, acrylic paint, collage, oil pastels, soft pastels, oil paints and printmaking. During both years doing A level, I have learnt several printmaking techniques including linocut, collagraph and drypoint. For the process of the final outcome, I used 3 of my best prints from printmaking working on top of all 3 to create a flowing single piece. My Triptych result was a usual shape. 2 prints on top of each other with 1 at the side. My prints pattern and inspiration came from natural forms that I have experimented creating such as shells.
A Print Study Sheet: a variety of prints that deserved to be mounted alone. All featuring natural forms.
Acrylic paint space inspired painting using a sponge and toothbrush.
Acrylic paint space inspired painting using a sponge and toothbrush.
drawing of an artists work using oil pastels
drawing of an artists work using watercolour
drawing of an artists work using graphite
drawing of an artists work using coloured pencils
An artist response to an oil painting of rockland and water.
An artist response to an oil painting of rockland and water.
A pattern created using emulsion white paint with a paint brush, once dried using a graphite stick over the top to add definition and detail.
My interruption of Vincent Van Gogh starry nights using acrylic paint.
A sketchbook page on the Colour wheel and theory of colours.
Using Coloured Indian Ink for the first time.
One of my first Collagraph prints before using the ink to just see the detail- minimalistic
watercolour painting of a flower in spring.
A drypoint print of my shell drawing in dark navy.
A watercolour collage of organic and nature forms
A rainbow collagraph print.
Experimenting connecting prints into a triptych using mixed media.
Experimenting connecting prints into a triptych using mixed media.
Experimenting connecting prints into a triptych using mixed media.
Experimenting connecting prints into a triptych using mixed media.
