Concentration Statement...

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CReePy SKeLeToN PiCS

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aRTiST'S STaTeMeNT

So my concentration will have something to do with skeletons, bones, and maybe muscles...something like: mortality; what happens to the human body after the human life cycle ends; beneath human flesh, etc. I realized that I'm pretty good at drawing bones and skeletons junior year during the project where we had to copy the skeletons from the picture and when I tried working with it in class this year. It's interesting to see how I can play with the colors when it comes to the bones. The 3D skeleton heads started out as a doodle and then turned into what it currently is now... Another piece I have done in class was of a slightly abstract image of the rib cage and spine and a bit of the pelvic bone. I have many more ideas of how I can incorporate the skeleton, bones, and muscles as part of my concentration.

CLaSS eXPeRiMeNTS

thIs pIEcE OrIgInAllY stArtEd OUt As A dOOdlE. I thOUght thAt UsIng rEd And blUE wOUld lOOk prEttY cOOl And 3-d lIkE. Im prEttY sUrE I'm fInIshEd wIth It.

I did this on Senior formal day-I think I made it out of water color paints and Anita is the subject

fOr thIs I jUst UsEd grEEn mAskIng tApE. I wIll prObAblY ElAbOrAtE On It, bUt Im nOt sUrE whAt wIth. mAYbE wIth Ink, AnOthEr cOlOr tApE, Or sOmEthIng.

I shall post my class experiments here!