Thursday, December 4, 2008
Self Portrait-Michael U. Onuoha
For my self-portrait I drew a picture of myself, as you can see in the pictures below. I think is portrait is definitely me, calm, strong, and smart black male. I created this drawing in high school for Art class, 12th grade year, hope you like it. This drawing shows my artistic side, and I love how it turned out,lol.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Artist Interview: Folk Artist
Artist Interviewed: Kyle Lemanski
Artist Type: Folk Artist
Location: Kennesaw, Georgia
About the Artist:
Kyle is a student at the State University of West Georgia and has been practicing photography for 3 years now. He began taking pictures with an old camera his father gave to him while he was in high school. He currently has participated in two local art shows in Kennesaw. His favorite form of photography is still photography in black and white.
Question 1: Why do you do what you do? (Take pictures)
Answer: "I see beauty in everyday life and feel the need to capture it. I can best express my view of the world through my pictures. Taking pictures is my release; it is my passion."
Question 2: What is the meaning behind your work?
Answer: "This is purely my release. I feel a sense of accomplishment when I can show people my photos and convey a clear message of order (or even chaos). There is beauty everywhere; I want to share my view of the world with my audience"
Artist Type: Folk Artist
Location: Kennesaw, Georgia
About the Artist:
Kyle is a student at the State University of West Georgia and has been practicing photography for 3 years now. He began taking pictures with an old camera his father gave to him while he was in high school. He currently has participated in two local art shows in Kennesaw. His favorite form of photography is still photography in black and white.
Question 1: Why do you do what you do? (Take pictures)
Answer: "I see beauty in everyday life and feel the need to capture it. I can best express my view of the world through my pictures. Taking pictures is my release; it is my passion."
Question 2: What is the meaning behind your work?
Answer: "This is purely my release. I feel a sense of accomplishment when I can show people my photos and convey a clear message of order (or even chaos). There is beauty everywhere; I want to share my view of the world with my audience"
Artist Interview: Applied Artist
Artist Interviewed: Barbara Tipton
Artist Type: Applied Artist
Location: Kenny Lake, Alaska
About the Artist:
Barbara Tipton has been creating pottery for over 30 years and has her own studio and art company in Kenny Lake, Alaska. Although she is not limited to dishes, vases, kitchen utensils, for this assignment, these are the types of pottery that define her work as applied art. Her art serves daily purposes in food preparation and presentation. Her work is not only beautiful, it is useful.
Question 1: Why do you do what you do? (Make art)
Answer: "It is in me to create. This gives me joy. I find my inspiration through nature and want to express myself through nature. I use all natural materials to create my art."
Question 2: What is the meaning behind what you do? What do you try to convey with your work?
Answer: "Like I said previously, I want to express myself through nature. Nature inspires me, and I want to share this expression with the users of my pottery."
Artist Type: Applied Artist
Location: Kenny Lake, Alaska
About the Artist:
Barbara Tipton has been creating pottery for over 30 years and has her own studio and art company in Kenny Lake, Alaska. Although she is not limited to dishes, vases, kitchen utensils, for this assignment, these are the types of pottery that define her work as applied art. Her art serves daily purposes in food preparation and presentation. Her work is not only beautiful, it is useful.
Question 1: Why do you do what you do? (Make art)
Answer: "It is in me to create. This gives me joy. I find my inspiration through nature and want to express myself through nature. I use all natural materials to create my art."
Question 2: What is the meaning behind what you do? What do you try to convey with your work?
Answer: "Like I said previously, I want to express myself through nature. Nature inspires me, and I want to share this expression with the users of my pottery."
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Self Portrait
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Self Portrait
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