SKETCHBOOK EXAMPLES. ARTIST RESEARCH - Natural Forms. BBC Bitesize - Higher Art and Design. Jacqui's Beauty Room on Pinterest | Bird Drawings, Abstract Watercolor and Ink. S k e t c h e s. . Old Maps Online. How to Antique Paper. I saw Martha "antique" paper a few years ago, and although I don’t remember her technique, I do remember that it was complicated. I played around with the general idea, though, and came up with an easy way to get the same aged look. What You'll Need A piece of paper you want to age. (I used regular 24lb laser paper. Of course, print your poem, passage of writing, and etc. to the page before you attempt to antique it.)1/4 cup of hot, black coffee. (Although I’ve only used coffee, I’m sure tea would work.)A teaspoon or so of instant coffee. How To Do It 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What To Do With It Frame your antiqued poem or passage for a great-looking piece of cheap art; or use it to make your sweetie a heart-felt Valentine.
Speaking of paper... have you seen this fun oak leaf garland tutorial? Tagged : paper, antiqued, aged, DIY. Gina's Designs: Vintage Freebie Friday. Here is another Freebie Friday for you, this week it is all about the vintage seamstress. Right click on the picture and Save As to save the JPG to your PC For those of you who prefer it you can get the PDF version here Here is Deann's really pretty bingo card using this collage sheet: Sunshine Studio: Mixed-media notebook/Микс-медийный блокнот с разделителями. Привет ещё раз!) Как же я рада, что наконец таки собралась и сделала микс-медийный блокнот с разделителями. Я очень люблю краски, очень люблю с ними эксперементировать. Только вот почти все так и остается в состоянии черновика, не доходит до стадии готовой работы, а значит и вам не показывала. Блокнот с нуля. Твердая обложка, размер блокнота 15*21 см. В блокноте 4 разделителя, на форзацах есть карманы для разных бумажек/записочек. Использовала краски, спреи и пудры от Lindy's Stamp Gang и Luminarte.
Мне вот сразу пудры для эмбоссинга Lindy's Stamp Gang как то не очень понравились. На обложке обожаемые Silks. Девочки, все фото кликабельны, нажимайте и рассматривайте в большом размере) Обложка блокнота(и не только) очень красиво переливается. Остальные фото прячу под кат:) Вот такая задняя обложка Первый разделитель Второй разделитель Третий разделитель Четвертый разделитель Форзац с карманом) Вот как то так) Anna Scrap Брызги, краски - фотовдохновение с обязательными элементами Обнимаю Ваша Лена:) Marta Lapkowska: Freedom of my journal pages + HOW TO TUTORIAL.
Hello everyone, Happy New Year !!! Here it is 2015 already. Not sure how about you but my 2014 flew so fast. It's been an amazing, interesting and such a fun year. I hope new journey will be at least as good. I would love to share with you my recent journal pages. Those works were created just for me, in my spare time, when I felt like creating. I hope you have free time like this, when you make things with no plan and no restrictions.
I looove that way of creating, the final project is always a huge surprise ;) This page is one of my favourite for sure ! On my desk - decoupage journal, using napkin with tulips. Natural look... Bubbles are very popular in mixed media world. Another decujournal using napkin. Journal Page Background Techniques - Joggles.com. Still images below the list of supplies - scroll down for inspiration! S U P P L I E S Adirondack Dye Inkpads ** Visual Journals (I'm using the 5 1/2" x 8" Mixed Media version) ** Mini Mister ** Mop Brush ** Inkessentials Blending Tool ** Inkessentials Replacement Foam ** Inkadinkado Stamp Brayer set Distress Inkpads ** NonStick Craft Sheet ** Heat It Craft Tool - you don't see this, but you hear me using it to dry pages ** Shipping Tags to practice on ** Jacquard's Silk Salt Here's the first page you saw me create.
The color from the Adirondack inkpad has been blended and dried, then I dripped water on and let it set before lifting it off to reveal the color underneath. Here it is, a page ready to journal on, collage on, or otherwise embellish and decorate! This page was created using the same technique with Adirondack Dye inkpads. Same process, just this time with cool colors. Another page that I used the Inkadinkdo brayer on, this time with Aged Mahogany Distress Ink. Pinterest. Log in Home Categories There’s more to see... Sign up to discover and save different things to try in 2015. JFK Art and Design JFK Art and Design Inspiring collections of painting, drawing, printing, sculpture, photography, textiles and more to help you in your creative work.
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Postcards-for-Ants-Lorraine-Loots-11. How to prepare an art portfolio for university. If you're starting your final year at school or college and want to study art and design at uni, then no doubt you will already be thinking about preparing your portfolio. So, what are the key things to keep in mind and how do you crack the formula for a winning portfolio? It all depends on what you want to study. An animation student may spend all year on a 30-second film, whereas a fine artist will have an array of work, from sketches and paintings to sculptures and text-based pieces. But every portfolio is trying to do the same thing – secure your place on that perfect course. After you've narrowed down the courses and institutions you'd like to study at, the next step is to begin thinking about how to display your work for submission.
It's an insight into your work intended to demonstrate your capabilities and personal style. Depending on the university, a portfolio is either sent off prior to interview or is to be brought along with you. Portfolio Review Requirements | College of Fine Arts. All Design, Production, and Management applicants must interview with a member of the faculty, either in person or online via Skype. During the Portfolio Review, an applicant presents a portfolio of work along with a résumé.
Portfolio Submission Prior to the Portfolio Review, each applicant must submit a digital portfolio, including a résumé and a headshot-style color photograph. Applicants may upload up to 20 files, including their résumé and photograph, to the College of Fine Arts’ Portfolio Submission website. There is a $10 fee for submitting your online portfolio. Portfolio submissions that do not adhere to the requirements will not be considered.
Skype Portfolio Reviews Skype is a great option for applicants who are unable to travel to one of our in-person locations. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Before your interview, you must have submitted an online portfolio via Slideroom. Portfolio Recommendations. Art Portfolio Examples For University. Art cyclopedia: The Fine Art Search Engine. Key Stage 4 Art. The National Gallery, London A delightful site where you can view a selection famous paintings in detail on exhibition at the National Gallery thanks to a clever tool which allows you to zoom closely without leaving your home or classroom. Art Image Bank Great copyright free images from Worcestershire LEA. Categories include: Artists, Landscapes, Sculpture, Gardens, Faces, Shape, Texture and Colour.
The photographs would be useful teaching aids on an interactive whiteboard. The Artist's Toolkit Explore the tools like line, colour, shape, balance, space that artists use to create works of art in this great site. Digital Palette The main purpose of this site is to inspire and support teachers who are experimenting with the use of computers in Art and Design. Drawing the Portrait A fantastic site which covers how to draw each feature of the face in detail. Google Art Project Explore museums from around the world and zoom in on artworks at incredible zoom levels. Your Paintings PaperWorks. Advanced Level Art. S-Cool! - A Level Art This revision site from S-Cool covers the main principles of most syllabuses. Check your own to see which elements you need. The work of numerous artists are featured and discussed here. The National Gallery, London A delightful site where you can view a selection famous paintings in detail on exhibition at the National Gallery thanks to a clever tool which allows you to zoom closely without leaving your home or classroom.
Drawing the Portrait A fantastic site which covers how to draw each feature of the face in detail. Google Art Project Explore museums from around the world and zoom in on artworks at incredible zoom levels. PaperWorks PaperWorks provides UK teachers with a range of curriculum-linked learning resources about paper. Smarthistory Smarthistory is an engaging free multi-media web book about art history for use in art history courses. Getting In Make Movies The Art of War Student Art Guide. Art and Design | Art and Design Community. Many museums, galleries and large libraries offer a comprehensive range of free-of-charge resources to teachers and learners, both online and face to face. Many of these resources offer exciting opportunities to young artists.
They enrich and enhance the study and/or teaching of Art and Design. They can be used to stimulate creative approaches to design and encourage holistic thinking, enterprise skills, observational and analytical skills and information and digital literacy. Teachers have recommended all the museums and galleries featured. We have gathered information from them to give you details of what they have to offer, all in one place. To see what each institution offers, simply click the logo. AccessArt AccessArt is a UK registered charity that aims to inspire and enable high quality visual arts teaching and learning.
More information | Location | Organisation's website Design Museum More information | Location | Organisation's website Henry Moore Foundation - Perry Green. The Top 10 Mistakes Made by Art Students. A Spanish translation of this article is available here: Traducción Española In my seven years of teaching, I have assessed over one thousand Painting / Fine Art student folios. It has become obvious that high school Art students make the same mistakes, over and over again. This article outlines these errors, so that others can avoid making the same errors themselves. In no particular order, the mistakes are as follows: Thinking Art will be an entertaining, ‘filler’ subject Many students select Art thinking that it will be a fun subject where you hurl a bit of paint around and scribble with brightly coloured crayons.
Students who enter under this misconception suffer a very quick wake-up call. Taking too long to begin Some students are struck with a fear that they don’t have an original starting point or that they haven’t interpreted their exam topic in quite the right way. Producing weak or uninspiring compositions Compositional errors can be broken into the following four categories: Student Motivation – a frank discussion. How to Draw & Paint Faster: 15 tips for High School Art Students. Are you struggling to get your Art projects done on time? Some students – even those who are dedicated and hard-working – find it challenging to work at the pace required in a Visual Art course. The skilful, perfectionist student usually falls into this category; those who produce meticulous, highly-detailed observational drawings or paintings. Parents and teachers can be unsure how to provide practical, positive strategies for improvement. This article lists fifteen ways that a high school Art student can work faster, without compromising the quality of their work. 1.
There are many benefits to working on a ground. An A Level Art portrait by Mariam Shafei-Sabett from Dame Alice Owen’s School, Hertfordshire, England and a teaching exemplar from Amiria Robinson: 2. As with using a ground, patterned, decorative or textural items can cover areas of an artwork quickly. Two AP Studio Art (Concentration) pieces by Alyssa Church from Bingham High School, South Jordan, Utah, United States: 3. 4. Line Drawing: A Guide for Art Students. How to make your Art Project exciting: Inventive use of media. Sometimes even highly able Painting students feel stuck in a rut. If your IGCSE or A Level Art Coursework project feels stagnant, repetitive, or downright boring, you may benefit from increased experimentation with media, techniques and processes (the ideas listed below are also perfect for using in an A Level or GCSE Art sketchbook).
While it is important to remember that art-making mediums should be used in a way that supports your ideas, there are times when a dash of unpredictability and thinking-outside-the-box can help. Time and time again I see students who paint or draw on white cartridge paper and nothing else. There is nothing wrong with cartridge paper. Juan Gris teacups: a mixed media painting upon a collage of coloured papers. Draw on coloured paper The first thing you can do is embrace papers of other colours. Dark colours can be great for drawing on with light mediums; mid-tone papers (those that are a ‘medium’ tone – not too dark and not too light) are also excellent. Tips for producing an amazing GCSE or A Level Art sketchbook.
This article contains tips, examples and guidance to help students produce an A* grade GCSE or A Level Art sketchbook. It outlines best practice in terms of annotation, content and page layout, and gives ideas and recommendations for students of any discipline (including Painting / Fine Art, Graphic Design, Sculpture, Printmaking, Photography, Textiles and Fashion students). It is likely to benefit those studying under a range of examination boards, as well as those producing sketchbooks for other high school qualifications, such as IB Art (the Investigation Workbook / IWB) and NCEA Level 3 Scholarship. NCEA Level 3 Scholarship workbook exemplar, sourced from NZQA: What should an A Level or GCSE Art sketchbook contain? A sketchbook is a creative document that contains both written and visual material. It is a place for researching, exploring, planning and developing ideas – for testing, practising, evaluating and discussing your project.
How to annotate an A Level or GCSE Art sketchbook. Saatchi Gallery. The National Gallery, London. Tate.