Clayton
I’m in love with the layering that is going on within your
piece. All of those
vibrant colors and different imagery you have incorporated into your portrait is
amazing. It shows what is going on inside of you. The way you have incorporated all this different imagery
helps in representing yourself to us.
Art needs to have discomfort within itself. That
uncomfortable place is what we need to learn. We need to make whatever is in
our minds and see the change or see it in other ways. Its what comes from that
uncomfortable place that helps us change or changes the work. It's a great
place to discover something new. In Kathy's class we talked about how “play”
can help in that uncomfortable place. This is where an artist’s work can change,
you might want to thinking about that within your work.
Ashley
Sometimes we have to step outside of what makes us
comfortable and find new ways to make art. The use of cardboard is a great
project. Your students, from the
way you talked about them in this post, would probably, love to do a unit on
cardboard artists. I have seen some of the most amazing artwork come from
cardboard. I have a question for you Ashley. Would you use this experience and
make this project in your own classroom? Here is a website of five artists
working with cardboard. This might help if you wanted to integrate this into
your lesson with your students.
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