Isn't this terrific? My daughter Laura created this collage for her art class. The rubric asked for the following:
*Collage is clearly a portrait, still life, or landscape.
*Collage exhibits Surrealism by using metamorphosis and/or combining realistic objects in an unrealistic way.
*Objects and shapes are neatly and accurately cut.
*There is a clear background and foreground. Images are organized into a clear
picture, not randomly placed.
*Design is balanced.
*Similar art elements are included to give the collage a sense of unity.
*Differences in art elements are included to add interest to the collage.
*Collage is neatly glued with no tears or peeling edges.
*There are no stray marks.
She had so much fun doing this project! I had so much fun watching her enjoy the process! I'm pretty certain her teacher is going to love it! What do you think?
8" x 10" collage on fiberboard $10,000.00 :D
Thursday, November 17, 2011
"Something's Fishy"
Labels:
collage,
fish,
school art project
Monday, November 14, 2011
"Emma"
Another sweet girl to paint! This is on a small 4" x 4" canvas. I've got several I'm working on this week. Emma started out in acrylic, and I finished her in oils this morning. The photograph picks up the weave of the canvas, but in life, it's not as severe as it looks here.
Sometimes I paint the sides a dark color so they "float" on the wall. I wrapped the image just a bit on this one.
4"x4" oil on wrapped canvas
elizabethannfrazier@gmail.com
Sometimes I paint the sides a dark color so they "float" on the wall. I wrapped the image just a bit on this one.
4"x4" oil on wrapped canvas
elizabethannfrazier@gmail.com
Labels:
small portrait
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