Watercolour: Big Sister
1) How can you apply the results of your experiments with media to enhance the creativity of your work?
My person had a highlights in her hair that I thought using drip paint would look like strands of hair.
2) Why are reflection and revision crucial to the planning and production of your art work?
Reflecting and revising your work is important because if you go without a plan the watercolour could spread and mix making a mess. I did not plan through enough how the choice of colours would work in certain areas of her face.
3) In what ways were you successful in communicating your message?
A message that was successful was how flawed people even through art can be. You can see all the stress under or how you have aged over time.Those flaws are what makes us beautiful.
4) What would you change about your work if you could do it again?
What I would change would be the layers. I should have started with the red instead of the blue so the colours would mold together better.
5) What techniques did you achieve to catch the viewer’s attention?
I used dry on wet to get t\the colours to blend a bit more.
6) What copyright, ownership issues are associated to using virtual images as your subject matter? What should you do to properly source and acknowledge the proper owners?
My image is of my sister. My source is her directly.
