Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Lesson 4: Paper Cutting (Symmetry and Dominance)

It's been a while since I lasted updated this blog! Time to dig into my drafts and publish whatever I've been working on. For this assignment, we were instructed to create 2 different kinds of artwork based on a theme, in which one represented symmetry, and the other, dominance. We could make it either 2D or 3D, so I decided to make one of each. My theme was skulls.

For the tutorial, here are the sketches I presented:


Here are the failed paper cuttings I did to get used to cutting with the blade:





For symmetry, I was really inspired by the Death's Hawk Moth:

 
Which then resulted in this:



For dominance, I was inspired by a feminine colour palette which I then juxtaposed with sharp, bold lines and a very rock-and-rollish image of a skull surrounded by roses and thorns. I was heavily inspired by this vintage packaging:


Which resulted in the creation of this:


— Hidayah

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