Week 9/ Studio Workshop

I skipped one studio workshop blog and while I was looking at my blogposts, I noticed it so I am going to place it here excuse my foggy memories about the experience.

Workshop 1

This was for our first project, we basically had someone read out loud the quotes and we had to write them as the person read them, refer to colour and type of lettering depended if the person had a thick accent or had a monotone voice. I found this both difficult and fun at the same time, I am trash on following someone speaking and writing at the same time, but at the same time the exercise made it possible to do my wire work. Another thing that I think is pretty cool is that when we all put our on the floor and everyone was looking at each other’s work, it was amazing on how different they were, and how one-person voice can be interpreted so differently.

Workshop 2

This is the workshop we done this week, and it was interesting even if I find just taking selfies is embarrassing, plus poor guy or girl who had my face to draw, anyway, we had to take 3 selfies of our face, one with our face in the centre with partial shoulders so we were totally included in the selfie, one who had to ‘cut’ a part of our face, I actually understood this partially wrong and I just moved my phone a bit closer so the top of my head was cut off and nothing more, the third we had to take a picture of only half of our face. With the selfies we had to go in photoshop and turn them in black and white, return to the studio with them and exchange the photographs with someone else so we wouldn’t draw ourselves. With this done the instructions where to draw the person in the pictures but with a twist, the dark in the picture needed to the lighter and vice versa, when done we had to take a picture of the work, go again on photoshop and invert the image. It was lots of fun, I truly enjoyed my self even if going to the first floor and back at the third floor was more exercise I was expecting for the day, but it was worth it.