Objective: to create the Disney character Maleficent in a pop-art/abstracted and “sketchy” way. I wanted her to be colorful instead of dark.
What happens when you generate imagery using more than 1 material? Why is it different?
The artist begins to explore their creative boundaries. The art piece becomes more interesting and adds dimension ad variety. It is different because the eye becomes more appealed to the piece when viewing.
How/why is it similar and just different process for making imagery?
For example, Photoshop, you can add layers and different textures. Many types of art forms have the same perspective when adding more materials.
It’s a different process (ex: photoshop VS painting and using other materials) because you are using different tools and techniques. To express your artwork with more than 1 material adds an assortment to your collection.
Materials used: Prismacolor Markers (Thick & Thin tip), Colored Pencil (Yellow), and Pigma MICRON 03 Pen.
It’s a different process (ex: photoshop VS painting and using other materials) because you are using different tools and techniques. To express your artwork with more than 1 material adds an assortment to your collection.
Materials used: Prismacolor Markers (Thick & Thin tip), Colored Pencil (Yellow), and Pigma MICRON 03 Pen.
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