Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Inspiration from Carll Cneut







Carll Cneut was today's class's inspiration. I took photocopies of birds got the students to choose one and then cut it in half encouraging them to draw the missing half. 
I think this would be a great class with many different subjects and types of students, it was certainly well received in this class.
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  1. Anonymous9 May 2013 at 08:27

    They're all extremely interesting, but I must say that the drawings by 'ROE' are very accomplished in form and mark-making. The variety of marks in the sparrow hawk is particularly impressive and appealing.

    I'm just about to start filming animation to accompany a performance of Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale at the Hay Festival. The past weeks have been filled with making articulated maquettes, and on Monday I start putting them through their paces. Time has been very short on this project, so I'm feeling a combination of excitement and flat-out fear!

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  2. Patrice A.9 May 2013 at 12:24

    what a grand idea
    and the outcome so beautiful
    all of them!
    something to remember

    thanks!

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  3. Rags and Tatters9 May 2013 at 21:34

    Love this project, I would have pinched it if I was still teaching at uni, brilliant.

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  4. Unknown10 May 2013 at 03:59

    How fun! It reminds me of a mix and match book I just made for my nieces and nephews of things of the sea. These birds turned out great!

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