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| Art Discuss art and artistic media with strong science fiction and fantasy themes - comment on artworks themselves, methods, drawing, materials, and artists. |
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| White Wolf Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Greater Manchester
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| Collage We have been doing alot of collage on my art and design course. It really annoys me I spend hours just doing one little peice as I am very intricate and fussy in every peice of art work I produce. It reminds me of primary school alot just dosent feelright for an adult course... I want to get painting! Anyone actually do collage as a hobby? |
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| The Wicked Sword Maiden Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Australia, Western Australia
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I think it is just another way of getting your brain working as they do when teaching us algebra - I mean how will I use algebra to do the washing or cooking? I know you can do it, so just try to be a little patient dear. You know how much we are looking forward to seeing some of your works. ![]() PS was painting pictures with Granddaughters (6 and 8 years). We were using water colours and I was showing them how to do a 'wash'. They thought that was very clever especially when they knocked over the jar of water! That really is a very good wash Grandma - I was told !!! ![]() | |
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| Seer of the unseen Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 11
| Re: Collage We incorporate a lot of collage in to our work in college, and I do find it quite an effective technique myself, but the unavoidable fiddleiness of it is rather annoying, and the glue always finds a way to get attatched to your fingers... |
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| Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005
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| Re: Collage I do collage... however in a neater and tidier way... on the pc. Well, manipulation of photos and cutting and mending them together. Now to be honest whether thats also considered collage, I dont know, but just thought i might mention it. I can allways send a sample of what I mean if you still dont understand. |
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| ever seeking Join Date: Oct 2005
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| Re: Collage I have also made some collage using Adobe Photoshop and other softs. That doesn't mean I have lost the main point of this kind of art. You still got to deal and solve composition, colours and tehnique. Collage in some way has moved into multi-media art. When you are working on computer, you have other and more facilities to complete your idea. Sometimes it's comfortable to sit and just click your mouse. But I agree that collage, what is made from paper by your own hands, has mysterious charm, that doesn't have prints. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005
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| Re: Collage Yes, they are much neater, and in some cases actually they open doors through which 'manual collage' don't. But as previously mentioned doing things with your own two hands does give more of a sense of achievment. Then again, i think its wrong to think of digital collage as a simple thing where one clicks repeatedly on a mouse. There's a lot more work and acuracy behind it. Maybe at some point later on Ill post some photomanipulations of mine up. |
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| former axe demon Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Belgium
Posts: 847
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Gonna have tos tart over new, since the old computer hasn't got the power to manage internet... I'll try my best | |
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| ever seeking Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 109
| Re: Collage I haven't done much of collage out of paper. But this was one of my engrossing expirements. This method is nothing new, it is simply based on the pirnciple of mosaic. So I was cutting little squares (2x2.5 cm) of paper and pasting them on cardboard and that's all!!! |
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