Abstract- my own abstract pictures

Abstract Art

Abstract Art- Art that does not attempt to represent external, recognizable reality but seeks to achieve its effect using shapes, forms, colors etc. 

Non- objective Art- represents or intends to represent no natural or actual object, figure, or scene

Non- Representational-  not resembling or portraying any object in physical nature: nonrepresentational painting.

Abstract Expressionism- art that created in the 1940 that was used to show freedom of technique, and to give spontaneous expression to be unconscious. 

homework 3-16

Reverse Graffiti

Five Facts about Reverse Graffiti: 

1.) One of the first people to do reverse Graffiti was "Moose" 

2.) many business are starting to use it as advertising 

3.) you can either use water or your finger.. there is know set way of doing it 

4.) other artists tat have done reverse graffiti are Bansky and thousands of others. 

5.) because we are not harming the environment in any sort of way, reverse graffiti is actually legal. 

ummmm...?

Andy

5 facts about the artist

in the photo below, its millions of sad faces made up into smiley faces. its suppose to symbol, that even though there are people that smile, there are a lot people who hide there sadness behind a fake smile of there own. A fact about depression: 
1.) Depressive disorders affect approximately 18.8 million American adults or about 9.5% of the U.S. population age 18 and older in a given year. This includes major depressive disorder, dysthymic disorder, and bipolar disorder.

ART 21

1. she uses toys to do all different scenarios.
2. her motion pictures were toys and action figures that come to life.
3. the whole point of her movie was to show that every one has regrets and thats what she portrays with the action figures.
4. the third act of the movie is all about stopping time and wanted to go back.
5. the second artist had a chicken that he use to travel with and he created a vest for the chicken the only way the chicken could go on the plane was if he sat on the artists lap and thats how then flew all over.
6. he paints the the section first and then he goes over it with colored pencils
7. the second artist is attracted to religious art
8.the second aritst walks through a garden where there is cacti that he planted every morning
9.he doesnt like drawing nature he like drawing landscapes
10. third artist came to america, she use to live in london

Chris Jordon

Depicts 270,000 fossilized shark teeth, equal to the estimated number of sharks of all species killed around the world
every day for their fins.

Depicts 92,500 agricultural plant seeds, equal to one hundredth of one percent of the number of people in the world today 

who suffer from malnutrition. To illustrate the entire statistic with 925 million seeds would require ten thousand prints of this 

image, covering more than eight football fields.

Depicts 67,000 mushroom clouds, equal to the number of metric tons of ultra-radioactive uranium/plutonium waste being stored in temporary pools at the 104 nuclear power plants across the U.S. 

Depicts 1.2 million children’s building blocks, equal to the number of students who drop out of high school every year in the U.S. This averages about 7000 students per school day.

Depicts 29,000 credit cards, equal to the average number of personal bankruptcy filings every week in the US in 2010.

homework from 3-4

In the photos above, all the photos have the unique style that catches the eyes of mainly. By capturing the movement right as it takes places, the pictures come out brilliantly. by the order of the photos, i will elaborate on why specifically I chose that one in my top five. So, the first photo is the photo with the card and the cigarette. you can see all the little particles flying with the impact from what was use to cut it. I think i like it because you can see it before it falls apart. like everything in the world, there was always the moment before everything falls or before things begin to get back together. this photo captures that split second before everything collapses. The next picture captures the moment right before you get splashed with the liquid that you dropped the ice cube in. you all know what i mean. this just shows you the initial impact of the ice cube breaking the surface tension. for the third picture, i like how the water is losing connection to the other paritcles f water. its like when something is holding on by a single thread, and then finally  it loses that grip and begins its descent until it smashes another surface. just the uniqueness of the next photo is why i liked it. and i chose the last photo because, just like the first one, it shows the moment of breakage.