Thursday, January 14, 2016

Crayon Rubbing

1.      "3 Steps of Critique"
The three steps of critique are descriptive, compositional and interpretational analysis.


2.      "Analysis/Critique"
This is a blue, purple and red crayon rubbing. Things are mainly in the center and everything looks jumbled. The colors are very feminine and there are actually three female figures. There is lots of texture, lots of lines moving in different directions and the words “in memory” and “art storage.” At first I didn’t think that there was any sort of meaning behind this crayon rubbing but I think subconsciously I put certain things in this image that now form a very symbolic and meaningful image. I think the three female figures could represent three different aspects of me. The different textures and lines could also represent different aspects of myself and how I like so many different things and feel like I throw myself in different directions. The jumble can represent my lack of control and how disorganized I am. The words “in memory” could represent that there is an aspect of me that is gone or leaving.  The words “art storage” can allude to all the art I feel I have stored inside of me.   

2 comments:

  1. Your crayon rubbing does looked jumbled especially since it is all in the center and the texture you included makes is disorganized. The color scheme you chose is very similar to each other all together but it does complement itself. I think that your crayon rubbing does have some meaning especially with the barely visible female figures and your choice of text. I feel energized while I look at it. I feel as if this crayon rubbing represents your energy towards your art almost as if it finally got released after a long time of captivity.

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  2. Agreed^^ Looks pretty construed , but cool. I would have suggested using complimentary colors, and not colors so close on the color wheel. Also the rubbings aren't very pronounced , but I like that. It keeps me wondering about what kind of mystery sketch this is. I love how your lines pertrude outwards like rays of sunshine... interesting overall...

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