Thursday, February 26, 2009

Ok, here's the final image. I added a bit of a gradient in the "loop thing" on the right hand side. Thanks for the feedback during the critique. I think I will go back in and create gradients the same way I did here with my first image to make it smoother. That will be coming soon.

Monday, February 23, 2009

a few alterations

Saturday, February 21, 2009


i've started working on another piece. i'm liking this one better than the other. let me know what you think.

Monday, February 16, 2009

i'd also like to add that i have been lacking motivation this entire semester. i dont know why but i just dont feel like making art at all. i guess im just sick of it. i haven't completed a single project in any class yet and we are already well into the semester. i need a motivation boost big time. i feel like i need a break from it for a while but i can't have one. and im not talking about spring break or easter break. but i honestly don't know what the deal is with me lately. it really sucks.

i dont know what else to do to this image, but i also dont think it is finished. please let me know what you think i should add or take away. any feedback will be much appreciated.

Monday, February 9, 2009

in response to the prompt:

i would have to say that i create art mainly based on aesthetic quality rather than relevance to my life or "craft" (process). although the process can play a large role in some of my work, it definitely does not come before overall visual appearance. i have always struggled with the concept of content. different people have told me different things: "content can be as simple as the process" or "you need to figure out what this has to do with you as a person" well, for me it seems that my content is just supplying the viewer with aesthetically pleasing "content" within a piece of art. craftsmanship and "difficulty of creation" have different levels of significance for every person. and i also believe that content falls under this as well. so anyway. i guess people shouldnt argue about how work is made or for what purpose, and just keep doing what they're doing. as long as it makes them happy, then they are doing the right thing.