Link to another Art and Design Blog

http://drawingsandnotes.blogspot.co.uk/

Here's a link to another art and design blog which explores and presents different pieces of art which includes the information of the artist who created and the date it was made. This blog shows a diverse range of work from drawing to textiles. Which can inspire anyone to do their own work along the lines of a specific artist.


Few examples:

Personal Work

Both pieces of work were produced in my Exquisite Corpse sketch and these pieces are my favourite because the look very clear and refined and I feel like painting and drawing is more of my forte.

Linking back to my inspirations this painting clearly shows I was inspired by Caron because I linked the animal with Brads looks (well in this picture)

A pen illustration filling the shape with different marks to mimick the texture of either the feathers or bones this was in spired by the chapman brothers because they are inspired by the consequence game and as you can tell my drawing is kind of split into 3 creating my own hybrid form.

Exquisite Corpse Inspirations

Throughout this topic I have been inspired by five artists with completely different styles and different media which I wanted to incorporate in to my final outcome somehow.
The main artists that I have been inspired by are Peony Yip and Charlotte Caron who are both contemporary artists.

Charlotte Caron

Caron is a multi disciplinary artist combining photography and painting. She paint animals onto her own photos linking the animal with either their personality or looks.

Peony Yip

Yip is a contemporary artist who is fairly new. She has been developing her style until she feel its good enough to be in certain exhibitions. her work is mainly illustration which consists of drawings with another drawing overlaying (red pen) which would be an animal linking to the angle/position of the person.

I was inspired by her portraits of bugs because they were very weird and odd which links with this project very well. As these bugs were coming out of all kinds of places such as the mouth and eyes etc. Again these portraits were done by pencils and colour pencils ( to create contrast).