Drawing II- OLIVER
Assignment 6
(Due:
Monday, 4/7)
Striped Figures
(Suggestive Narrative)
Materials:
White
and Black Chalk on Canson MiTeintes Paper
Many Artists strive to tell a story;
sometimes those stories are completed through the imagination of the viewer.
Students looked at a deconstructed still life of skeletons and objects draped
with striped fabric, arranging them in unique positions and configurations. The
placement of the figures suggested a wide variety of mysterious psychological
implications, open to interpretation and conjecture.
Think about COMPOSITION (formal elements) and
it’s implication on NARRATIVE and read. As the artist you must be aware of the
story you are telling or implying—write this down! After completion of
your composition I want you to step back and take a moment with this image. Sit
and converse with it. What are you reading in frame now? Has this narrative
shifted? Is there depth to your storyline? Is it clear? Convoluted? Write
this new read down.
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