Jaebum
Joo
Jaebum
Joo is known for doing pixel art based of classic pieces of art.
However this piece (one down) is far more ambiguous than his others. It shows a
gradient of colour and communicates the image through different shade
and order. The way he has manipulated the tone through the layering
of blocks is very effect and I hope to replicate such a fluid motion
throughout such static content. A particular element that has worked
well in the direction of light and how this is rippled throughout the
piece, the use of light is especially important as it effects how objects stand out.
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| Jaebum Joo |
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| Jaebum Joo's interpretation of The Papal Palace, Avignon (Paul Signac) |
Waldemar
Swierzy
From
looking in the book 'sixties design' by Philippe Garner, I took
inspiration for the 'retro' style of the poster designs. This piece
in particular by Swierzy inspired me to consider how shade and tone
is created through the layering of colours. He has created direction
and movement in the painting with large dots in a fairly ordered
grid. It is how the colours interact that have caused the the dots to resemble a women's face. It is also the
absence of colour that plays a large role. For my own work I hope to
create a similar sort of depth with layered colour and the careful
use of the darkest hue to direct the change in tone.
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| Poster for 'Blow Up' by Waldemar Swierzy |
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